Sentence examples for have the same longevity from inspiring English sources

As for whether refurbished products have the same longevity as their new counterparts, Mr. Heller said that the answer was essentially "Long enough".

These two symbols are associated with different dynasties and also express the hope that the country may have the same longevity as the sun and moon.

Another positive for Kauto Star is that he seems to contradict the widespread belief that the careers of French-bred horses do not have the same longevity as their counterparts bred from Irish or British bloodlines.

In a wide-ranging Q&A the American director said films that were once "treated as independent movies, like the Sundance movies of the 90s" now attract bigger stars, budgets and are awarded Academy awards – but would not prove to have the same longevity.

Since the Vtg genes have the same longevity and metazoan heritage as the Hox clusters, there should be four Vtg genes in tetrapods, and eight Vtg genes present in teleosts.

His work is one clue that suggests Enlightenment Age Europeans could have had the same longevity as our ancestors who painted caves and hunted the woolly mammoth.

I wonder if my marriage has the same longevity and do we even regard marriage and our loyalty to it in the same fierce way our parents did ?

Obviously these cheaper products do not have the same build quality, performance or longevity and therefore the average lifespan has dropped from over 10 years to under seven years," the website confesses.

I doubt I'll have many more projects in my working life that'll have the same kind of intensity or longevity, and it'll probably always be a major part of what I've done with my life.

So, if there is a precise genetic marker for longevity, insurance companies need to have the same information that an individual has—or they will go bust.

Does dietary restriction have the same effect on protein quality at the organismal level, and how much does this effect contribute to longevity?