Sentence examples for five years longer from inspiring English sources

And what if his Vice-Presidency wasn't five years longer but only one?

A recent Swedish study reported that golfers live on average five years longer than nongolfers.

But maybe if we go five years longer, that will make a difference.

Why do white people live on average five years longer than black people in America?

The new note can last about five years longer than paper notes.

For example, on average women live five years longer than men, though life expectancy rates have converged in recent years.

The Republican civil war, as it is known to politicos, has now lasted five years longer than the cold war.

By 1990 those aged 65 could expect to live five years longer than their counterparts in 1920.

That's five years longer than last year's projection, due to fewer-than-expected people joining the program.

I RECENTLY heard on the radio that cheerful people live, on average, five years longer than their grumpy counterparts.

In an act of historic defiance, Prince Edward schools remained closed for five years, longer than any others.