Sentence examples for it's lifespan from inspiring English sources
Inclusion of a 100% acid-free backer board (replaced every few years) may help leech acids out of the book and extend it's "lifespan".
Primary endpoint was lifespan of the circuit.
One of the major issues with OLED displays is lifespan.
Schematic as it is, "The Lifespan of a Fact" isn't always easy to swallow.
The hyper-competitive English Championship, where almost every team starts the season believing that this will be the year it can reach the riches of Premier League, is notorious for it's short managerial lifespans.
He says Carnegie would design and finance these microgrid systems and sell power over the system's 20-year lifespan: "It's a true win-win.
Even taking into account its extended periods of hiatus, it's a pretty extraordinary lifespan for any show – never mind an odd, depressing-sounding sci-fi sitcom about the last human being left alive.
During the collective's less than two year lifespan, it's grown from Internet phenomenon to something approximating an actual movement.
And. as we move toward retirement age, which may well be as much as one-third of your total lifespan, it's time to cast away stones.
It's like saying that it's really hard to extend the human lifespan, so it's foolish to believe that an infection can be quickly cured with a dose of antibiotics.
