Sentence examples for lifetime expectations from inspiring English sources

It will get worse, not better, reversing our lifetime expectations of everything steadily improving.

Furthermore, the cell and battery interconnect design needs to be improved to meet the lifetime expectations of the consumer.

According to the pessimists, Millennials will widen the gap between lifetime expectations and lifetime results, resulting in a permanently lower fertility rate.

Consequently, the lifetime of the implantation does not match the lifetime expectation of young patients.

The obtained results indicate that the MP of the field where the PV-inverter is operating has an important impact in the converter lifetime expectation, and it should be considered in the design stage to better optimize the converter design margin.

According to this view, "the moral value of achieving a gain (avoiding a loss) for a person" is "greater, the lower the person's lifetime expectation of well-being prior to receipt of the benefit (avoidance of the loss)" and "greater, the larger the degree to which the person deserves this gain (loss avoidance)" (Arneson 1999, 239 240).

Normal populations (weighted to the age and demographics of the study cohort with a history of PTB), had a lifetime expectation of 69.11 QALYs.

It is more common to perform revision surgery when needed for younger patients with a long lifetime expectation than for elderly patients.

In one of the most stirring descents in Olympic downhill skiing history, Vonn ignored the pain in her injured shin, chased down Mancuso and caught up to nearly a lifetime of expectations to become the first American woman to win an Olympic downhill gold medal.

Every business is different just as are customer' journeys and lifetime experience expectations.

I imagine that anything she spotted — feathers, tea leaves, a hole in a fence — would lead her to utter something profound about human emotions in a lifetime of expectation.