Sentence examples for growing longevity from inspiring English sources

The challenge now is to ensure that this progress continues in the face of growing longevity.

Historically low interest rates and growing longevity are destroying the inadequate provision societies have made for future pension support.

Thanks to a combination of growing longevity and falling birth rates, the average age of populations, first in the world's rich countries and, after a time lag, in emerging nations too, has been rising inexorably.

The growing longevity of the human population, the increasing incidence and prevalence of age-related diseases and the better comprehension of genetic-linked disorders prompt to develop natural and engineered drugs addressed to fulfill emerging therapeutic demands.

Americans' growing longevity is something to prepare for, and something to celebrate.

We don't want a growing longevity gap, a growing income gap, a growing wealth gap, and a growing racial gap.

Viability, or ability to grow, and longevity, the period of viability, are characteristics of seeds of any vegetable kind.

For some teachers who work in the district in which they grew up, longevity in the profession may eventually lead to some "Twilight Zone" moments.

Might it be that this growing realisation of longevity is behind the oft-stated claims about how "millennials" have different values and attitudes to previous generations?

As the 2011 Census showed, there are three main drivers of our growing population: increasing longevity, increasing fertility, and positive net immigration.

By Noah Baumbach Red wine may be much more potent than was thought in extending human lifespan, researchers say in a new report that is likely to give impetus to the rapidly growing search for longevity drugs.