Sentence examples for lifespan now from inspiring English sources

Given the arc so many stories follow, do hackers have a shorter lifespan now? Coleman doesn't think so.

Yet with Section 215's lifespan now stretching to a matter of weeks, supporters of broad surveillance powers have yet to put forth a bill for their preservation – evidence, opponents believe, that the votes for reauthorization do not exist, particularly not in the House of Representatives.

So really it sounds like it's only a matter of time before Pebble wrist-wear reaches the end of the functionality road — with whatever lifespan left now up to Fitbit to determine.

"The American transportation system was built in the '50s and '60s with a projected 50 year lifespan and now the bill is coming due," said Clarke Barrineau, ASCE's manager of state public relations.

Although the original identification as a prolonging lifespan is now under debate, there is no doubt that SIRT1 (the best characterized member of sirtuins in mammals) has a key role in governing cellular stress management and, consequently, in healthy lifespan [ 67].

Unfortunately, at nearly a century old, much of our infrastructure has outlasted its useful lifespan and is now crumbling, potentially causing generations of damage in communities across the country.

Gone are the times that Pepe the Frog existed harmlessly on niche sites like 4Chan before becoming a mascot for the alt-right the lifespalt-right theow oscilifespanetween shoft and infinite.

Combined highly active anti-retroviral therapeutic drugs have increased dramatically the lifespan of people now living with AIDS.

In response to reviewers' suggestion, we tripled the number of wild-type and pma1-105 cells whose lifespan we analyzed (now 114 and 119 cells, respectively).

"The duration of your working life is now almost certainly greater than the lifespan of a company," said Alistair Croll, an entrepreneur and author.

Evolution will shape mortality trajectories and lifespans, but until now the evolutionary analysis of longevity is based principally on a density-independent (Euler Lotka) framework.