Sentence examples for extended spans from inspiring English sources

It's hard enough for many of us to stay married even for our current extended spans.

Those scenes offer long stretches of lyrically enhanced recitative and extended spans of arioso, a halfway station between full-out melody and conversational recitative.

In light of Taylor's work most studies of purchasing power parity have focused on industrial countries likely due to the availability of data over extended spans.

The photographs in "Souls Against the Concrete" are traces of extended spans of time, embodying both the long duration of the intricate and powerful experiences that made them possible and the revelations of the infinitesimal — the vast depths of emotional connection that arise in the fraction of a second in which they're snapped.

A difference in Mozart's approach to the work a dramma giocoso in the tradition of Carlo Goldoni that, because of its more serious treatment of character, had a greater expressive potential than an opera buffa is seen in the extended spans of the score, with set-piece numbers often running into one another.

So did all that hard living just make them happier, contributing to their extended life spans?

Extended life spans mean that people may have outlived their relatives, and many of them will suffer dementia.

The price we're paying for extended life spans is a high rate of late-life disability.

Researchers first discovered the connection between lean diets and extended life spans in a 1935 study of calorie-restricted rats.

They do so because birth rates are not high enough to cover the costs of extended life spans.

Second, deletion of mitochondrial superoxide dismutase (Sod-2) extended life span in Caenorhabditis elegans [ 17].