Sentence examples for for additional decades from inspiring English sources

For example, while the first asbestos case was brought and settled in 1933, compensating 11 clients to the tune of $30,000 $450,0000 in today's dollars), because the settlements were kept secret, the asbestos manufacturers were able to continue exposing employees and the public to the dangerous substance for additional decades.

We observe a regional acceleration in marsh accretion beginning around 1940, although marsh accretion did not reach parity with sea level rise for several additional decades.

The main "Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints" officially abandoned polygamy in 1890 (to gain statehood for Utah), taking additional decades to fully disown large and powerful polyamist sects in its midst.

After leaving the apparel industry, Mr. Crystal began a successful second career in the then new option arbitrage field where he managed money for family and friends for an additional decade.

If Pepper meant to say that Yale had to agree to the $8.5 million departure pay-out to keep Levin from leaving Yale, and it was necessary to the University's well-being for Levin to remain Yale's president for an additional decade, Pepper's justification is based on incorrect premises.

So, when Griffin announced he would forgo his final year of eligibility and enter the N.F.L. draft, the only people sad were the Baylor fans hoping he would apply for an additional decade of eligibility, but even they had to be happy for the story they had watched unfold before them.

Despite these doubts, the committee recommended that Tokyo Electric be given permission to run the No. 1 unit, which was built by General Electric and began operating in 1971, for an additional decade.

As a result, relative risk was calculated to increase by 2.4 for each additional decade of life.

The excess relative risk decreases by 50% for each additional decade of age at the time of irradiation and is thus about 10% at 55 years of age.

We also found a 17.7% increase in the probability of the patient's home blood pressure being documented for each additional decade of the patient's age.

Using the US Social Security Administration Retirement History Longitudinal Survey, Ruhm, 1990, shows that the vast majority of US workers leaving their career job before age 55 remains in the labour force for at least one additional decade.