Sentence examples for growing lifetime from inspiring English sources

Given the relationship between ageing, growing lifetime prevalence and susceptibility to chronic or recurrent injury, the latter accounting for 25% injury in these Gaelic games referees, one explanation for the high prevalence noted here may relate to the broad age range of the group (mean age 42 years, range 28 to 55 years).

This damage grows over lifetime and may finally cause catastrophic failure.

The theater and cinema grew into lifetime interests at this time.

A Choice for a Lifetime Growing up, Eileen Barton had seemed like one of those girls who would never have to worry about her weight.

In today's issue of Nature, paleontologists show how Deinosuchus could grow so big: Unlike dinosaurs from the same era and modern-day crocodiles, the Cretaceous monster apparently kept on growing throughout its lifetime.

It had the largest canines of any known saber-toothed beast; its fangs kept growing throughout its lifetime and had roots extending almost into the animal's braincase.

Perhaps because I had spent a lifetime growing up under my father's pall of doubt, I was stunned by Mr. Mandela's gracious greeting of my father.

On the southern high plains of Texas, on a time-scale less than an average human lifetime, growing concerns over water scarcity are playing out.

"After a lifetime of growing up together and sharing our parents, we found ourselves in a really different position economically," Greg said.

The Cocteau Twins had been apart for seven years, the mystique they had attained during their lifetime gradually growing and their influence spreading, when the announcement came that they were to reform.

"Leaves" went through eight more editions in Whitman's lifetime, eventually growing to more than 400 pages and encompassing 293 poems, including the ones about "amativeness," which got the author in so much trouble with the prigs and censors.