Sentence examples for full lifetimes from inspiring English sources

The study did not grapple with the health care costs of immigrants over their full lifetimes, a calculation that economists say is critical to understanding their long-term impact on the federal budget.

In his short twelve years, he showed more grace, kindness, and bravery, than most people do in a full lifetime.

It's the sort of thing that is ordinarily done in a full lifetime, and I'm looking at a telescoped lifetime in which to accomplish it.

At just £97-65 a weven even after a full lifetime of national insurance contributions, the full basic state pension is a disgrace.

Barclays make the most of a 5.7 per cent APR rate online, which represents the overall interest a borrower will pay during the full lifetime of the loan.

The impossibility of being perfect during a full lifetime leads some modern interpreters to propose that Jesus intended these admonitions to be only an ideal, not a requirement.

And then over a long period of time you feel you've lived a full lifetime through the concentration you've put into that character.

As such, I should be entitled to full, lifetime access to all intelligence briefings — the real ones, not the construction-paper praise collages the President gets.

The full lifetime costs of the three health service projects are expected to reach more than £1bn in capital borrowing, interest and service charges, according to Scottish government forecasts.

They were – and continue to be – red-blooded men's men with a muscular grasp of soul music, a full lifetime before indie music "discovered" R&B in earnest; emphasisers of the "sin" in their native Cincinnati.

In this study, we monitored cavities in a large forest landscape, covering the full lifetime of cavities.