Sentence examples for future longevity from inspiring English sources

These "life tables" rely on historical death rates to predict the future longevity of broadly defined population groups.

They involve growth, profitability, positioning for the future, longevity and consistency.

In-spite, new product development gives a competitive advantage to the organisation, but it is also sensible to consider the future longevity of technologies.

The singer may not have totally banished doubts about her future longevity as a platinum-selling, stadium-packing singer.

One common affliction responsible for fragility in the world, writes Taleb, is neomania, the "love of the modern for its own sake". We are constantly in pursuit of the next big thing but how can you know that something will last if it's only been around for a year, offering no information on its future longevity?

Another important advance came in 1662 from a London draper named John Graunt, who showed that there were predictable patterns of longevity and death in a defined group, or cohort, of people, despite the uncertainty about the future longevity or mortality of any one individual person.

One hundred years later, the man (still alive, of course; what's a utopian future without longevity?) reveals that it was all a hoax.

The Declaration Gemma Malley; read by Charlotte Parry Bloomsbury £16.99, 7hrs 45mins This dystopian vision of the future where longevity drugs keep everyone alive indefinitely was written for teens, but is engrossing for adults too.

Some patients displayed an indifference to their future and longevity of life.

Beckerman et al. (2002) make the point that it is necessary to assess the ways in which 'history in the life-history' of individuals might influence population dynamics (see also Ehrlen, 2000); here we move up a scale to assess the history of the population (legacy conditions) as an influence on future population longevity.

Predicting future rates of longevity and especially fertility is undeniably hard.