Sentence examples for good lifetime from inspiring English sources

This catalyst had good lifetime and was resistant to moisture and high concentration of CO2.

As prices soar, a college degree statistically remains a good lifetime investment, but it often comes with an unprecedented financial burden.

But really, getting elected to the most powerful job on the planet seems to be a pretty good lifetime résumé, no matter what comes next.

"Twenty-five years is a good lifetime for a business, but 50 years is rather shocking," says Richman, who invented a primitive version at 11 and spent his teenage years refining the game.

The potentiometric response of this assembly to pH variations was similar to the one of polyaniline films, and its response to urea, from 10−4 to 10−1 mol L−1, exhibited a very high sensitivity combined to fast response, good lifetime and reproducibility.

Apple iPhone 6 is thin and light with good lifetime but sacrifices capacity and charges slowly.

See: "How to Navigate the Weepy World of Lifetime Movies" by the A.V. Club, "The 10 Types of Lifetime Movie Titles" by Vulture, "7 Lifetime Movies That Aren't Completely Terrible" by VH1 or  "The 10 Most So-Bad-They're-Good Lifetime Movies of All Time" by Women's Health Magazine.

Although nickel exhibits good electrode lifetime, this duration can be improved and a method for increasing the lifetime of a nickel electrode is investigated herein [3, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12].

She had other good news: Lifetime had green-lighted "American Princess," the Renaissance Faire show.

HOW TO LOOK GOOD NAKED Lifetime, Friday night at 9, Eastern and Pacific times; 8, Central time.

Good points: lifetime employment encouraged loyalty and high skill levels; public services, especially education, of high quality; close relations between banks and other firms; corporate cross-shareholdings shelter managers from impatient shareholders, allowing them to take a long-term view of investment.