Sentence examples for increasing the life from inspiring English sources

Further benefits and savings come from increasing the life of the blades and the generator itself.

Gas ranges and exhaust fans have gone a long way toward increasing the life span of the working culinarian.

We should contribute to health programmes, increasing the life expectancy of millions of the poorest people and help them live productive lives.

Another type of drill, small enough to be transported on a truck, can be snaked down old vertical well holes and then bore sideways to harvest small pockets of oil, greatly increasing the life and productivity of those wells.

"What we want to do," Harley says, after stressing that this idea is only in the earliest of stages, "is to find some way of increasing the life span of those cells".

"Buyers are more interested in increasing the life span of their vehicle, not replacing it, a trend reflected in eBay Motors parts sales," said Famous Rhodes, director of parts and accessories for eBay Motors.

The coating architecture of these multilayered systems, designed according to the principle of stacked functional layers, was optimized under the aspect of increasing the life-time of the coated cutting tools.

In Figure  6A, the downregulating effect of the negative feedback was delayed by increasing the life-time of SOS (parameter τ_SOS) to 80. Akt shows a sigmoidal response: after some delay (caused by the long life time of SOS), it is rapidly activated and the signal stays at its highest activation level.

A dimmer switch substantially increases the life of a bulb.

The administration has neglected this, while investing in programs that increase the life of nuclear warheads.

As carbon dioxide emissions have increased, the life cycle of trees has accelerated.