Sentence examples similar to industry lifespan from inspiring English sources

The use of lithium polymer technology meant that the battery would have three times the industry standard lifespan and charging cycles, he said.

Even the industry admits that the lifespan of white goods has fallen.

Alphy's Soda Pop Club, the one and only disco designed for kids "in the industry," enjoyed a Hollywood lifespan of three years, from 1986 to 1989.

A two-year lifespan remains the industry standard.

Instead, it can look forward to more oil and gas being extracted, prolonging the lifespan of the industry's big employment footprint, and minimising the need to import oil and gas.

Trump can probably tack a few years onto the lifespan of the coal industry, but he almost certainly can't revive it as a viable economic engine for communities where it was once prominent.

The expected lifespan within the poultry industry is only about two months compared to a natural lifespan of several years outside the industry.

Some have staying power ("B2B"); some quickly disappeared ("vortal", a word for an industry web portal, had a mercifully brief lifespan).

But I also won't put much money on Samsung retaining its commanding lead, given the short lifespan of winners in this industry.

The pallet and container industry seems to collect data on the lifespan of wooden pallets and containers by assessing the number of loads rather than years, so I relied on expert opinions to determine the half-life.

As baby boomers start aging, provoking them to think more seriously about the lifespan of their teeth, the toothbrush industry has become fiercely competitive.