Sentence examples for expected to be lived from inspiring English sources

Life expectancy is a measure of the length of life expected to be lived by an individual at birth.

Between 1981 and 2001, the time expected to be lived in poor health for men rose from 6.5 years to 8.7 years and for women from 10.1 years to 11.6 years.

The sum of the two components, namely Disability-Adjusted Life Years, or DALYs, provides a measure of the future stream of healthy life (i.e. years expected to be lived in full health) lost as a result of the incidence of specific diseases and injuries in 1990.

I never expected to be living at home at 28.

"It's a long way from the life I expected to be living at this stage.

Of the people who were sterilized — disproportionately minorities and many poor, uneducated and mentally handicapped — only 1,500 to 2,000 victims are expected to be living.

Running their Web series is nearly a full-time job for two women who expected to be living part to part.

In the survey, only 49percentt of the Mexicans living in states with relatively recent immigration said they expected to be living in the United States five years from now.

Mr. Rivers said that while he never expected to be living in Rockland County, he finds Piermont the next best thing to being in Manhattan.

"Not only are they expected to be A* students, they are expected to be living the life, to be good looking, to have the right clothes and to do the right social activities".

The displaced groups were expected to be living in the tents for up to eight weeks and authorities won't know until Cyclone Nathan has passed whether damage caused is likely to extend that.