Sentence examples for gain lifetime from inspiring English sources

They fight off the infection and gain lifetime immunity to the virus.

The devices have become critical gateways, as each company hopes to gain lifetime customers for its other products, whether music, apps, e-books, movies, search engines or software.

He lost the match, but gained lifetime infamy, as the haunting shots from that event became the most famous photos from the boxing bear era.

In this paper, it is proposed that the self-filtering unstable resonator (SFUR) is suitable for soft x-ray lasers which have active medium with a short-gain-lifetime.

"Every four years, some of us who type for a living lose about three weeks of our lives to gain a lifetime of experiences.

"Many of us go to college or university (make sure you say college first) to get our qualifications, but by overcoming adversity, you gain your lifetime qualification.

But these gains were not evenly spread: an additional year of education was associated with a 21% gain in lifetime earnings for those with 11 or more books at home, but only a 5% gain for those with 10 or fewer.

It is worth revealing that the gain in lifetime is achieved by sending the entropy of nodes in the first phase of aggregation followed by reduced data transmission (expected value) in second phase.

To my initial "extreme, 'seething' anger" and eventual "silent resignation," I was never PayPal'd "six-figures" nor, to my knowledge, did I gain "a lifetime supply of Xanax".

Written and directed by Maggie Carey, "The To-Do List" stars Aubrey Plaza as Brandy Klark, a recent high school grad who hopes to gain a lifetime of sexual experience during the summer before college.

Ergatoid males, which can replenish their sperm supply throughout their lives, engage in lethal fighting, and attempt to monopolize all female sexuals available in their nests, were previously assumed to gain higher lifetime reproductive success than the peaceful, winged males, which disperse to mate away from the nest and whose spermatogenesis is limited to the first days of adult life.