Sentence examples similar to intense expectancy from inspiring English sources
Britain's thousands of final salary schemes have been under intense pressure as rising life expectancy and falling bond yields have caused funding deficits to balloon over recent years.
When surgical or minimally invasive surgical approaches are not possible, a devastating clinical picture develops, which leads to intense symptoms, rapid deterioration of the patient's general status, and a short life expectancy.
For instance, the prospect of more intense pain leads to an increased perception of pain, whereas the expectation of analgesia reduces pain, as shown in placebo analgesia and expectancy modulations during drug administration [1].
The life expectancy in Northern Ireland then dips (both in absolute and relative terms) for around a decade during the most intense period of its civil conflict, before overtaking Scotland once again around 1980.
Given what expectancy had come before, the denouement felt like an anticlimax; which is credit to Reed's steeliness under the most intense of pressure.
Eventually, life expectancy suffers.
Their life expectancy plummeted.
Consider average life expectancy.
Life expectancy — very high".
