Sentence examples for had their lifetime from inspiring English sources

Two other Britons, the hurdler Matthew Douglas and the sprinter Doug Turner, had their lifetime drug bans lifted on appeal.

Tools made of different types of steels, mainly for the production of rivets, had their lifetime extended for up to 70 times, reducing cost and improving productivity in a mass producing line.

These kinds of infrastructure have their lifetime and may not be maintained until the next tsunami disaster.

That's nearly 70,000 criminal records for non-violent crimes, or 70,000 people who will now have their lifetime earnings reduced by up to 19percentt, according to one study.

Boys, however, represent the full scale of pubertal development from early to post-puberty, most of them having their lifetime lowest body fat content due to the simultaneous growth spurt in height [ 2].

Preston Sturges would have had work for both these actors had their schedules and lifetimes aligned.

Swahnberg et al. [ 36] found 73% of patients had, over their lifetime, experienced staff disobeying 'ethical principles'.

"He's being doing this for five years and he has more trial experience than many lawyers have in their lifetime," Robinson said.

Malka Older faces a problem few speculative science fiction authors face in their lifetimes: having their work become a blueprint for reality.

People were aware that this would be a one-off opportunity they might have in their lifetime".

Given the immense power justices have, and their lifetime appointments, is it any wonder that their appointments are growing increasingly contentious?