Sentence examples for finding a lifetime from inspiring English sources

The solution is finding a lifetime income vehicle with a guarantee that it will at least keep up with cost of living and inflation.

After Amy Farber learned she had the rare and fatal disease called LAM in 2005, she became determined to increase and speed up research into her illness with the hope of finding a cure in her lifetime.

Despite his supernatural fiction finding a wide audience during his lifetime many of his stories originated as tales to be read by candlelight to fellow dons at Cambridge.

He's something else — a nightmare, in which a lifetime of expression, of finding a way to speak, fell on deaf ears.

In the same study, the analysis was performed by high-smoking exposure before breast cancer diagnosis as a proxy for lifetime smoking exposure, finding a significantly increased mortality risk of 54% for >20 pack-years 23.

Findings: A lifetime history of attempted suicide was reported by 34% of subjects, 13% had attempted suicide in the preceding year and 5% had done so in the preceding month.

Second, a surprising finding was a lifetime PTSD prevalence of 2.3% in South Africa, significantly lower than rates found in European (7.4%) and North American (6.8%) studies [ 22, 23].

STI were reported for the last 12 months, whereas HIV was naturally reported for lifetime, in that light finding an association between the number of partners (over the last 6 or 12 months) for having STI and not for HIV is logical.

He has spent decades studying what makes countries win or lose the struggle to escape poverty and the book is peppered with the findings of a lifetime's technical research.

We extend these findings over a lifetime and show that such benefits persist.

What would he like the game's outcomes to be? "I was thinking we'd give five points for a friendship, 10 points for a love affair, and 20 points for finding your lifetime partner," says Hollis.