Sentence examples for lifespan to from inspiring English sources

I believe newer appliances are designed with a limited lifespan to fuel further sales".

Switching them on and off can reduce their lifespan to that of an incandescent.

The charity has set its lifespan to end 50 years after the deaths of its founders.

From one movie property that has been stretched, Gollum-like, far beyond its natural lifespan, to another.

The lights must be carefully designed so heat does not damage them, reducing their lifespan to months from decades.

Some suggested that yes, Apple is deliberately limiting its technology's lifespan to harvest more sales from its existing user base.

There's not enough lifespan to earn enough to pay for all of this without the accumulated wealth that comes with property ownership (even then it's a stretch).

That means limiting the scope of joint guarantees to specific portions of member states' sovereign debt, or setting a defined lifespan to the guarantees.

But we're still way too early in its lifespan to make that call for Wave.

Lysozyme modification elongated the lifespan to 27.5 days, while BSA modification caused elongation to 22.3 days.

The latest iPod Nano also has a built-in non-replaceable battery limiting its lifespan to 300 cycles.