Interestingly, the lifetime risk for having an appendectomy is much higher than the risk of appendicitis, especially in females (Addiss et al. 1990).
We are in a fortunate position here in Ireland compared with other regimes, in spite of facing a lifetime in prison for having an abortion.
The charter schools of Michigan, that Betsy DeVos spent a lifetime advocating for, have done nothing but line the pockets of those hoping to turn a profit on the school children of that state.
After Glenn Greenwald almost missed out on the story of a lifetime for not having set-up PGP email encryption, more journalists than ever now have set up more secure methods for sources to contact them.
Francona gets extra credit for surviving until the final week in baseball's most rugged division — and, yes, a few lifetime-achievement points for having never received a single first-place vote in a distinguished career.
Mr. Najera was there, dressed in a button-down shirt and pressed blue jeans, to receive official thanks -- in the form of a lifetime bus pass -- for having averted disaster.
Yankees owner George Steinbrenner suffered three suspensions before a "lifetime" ban in 1990 for having player Dave Winfield followed.
The odds ratios (ORs) (with 95% confidence intervals) for various risk factors in women were 3.64 (2.87–4.62) for ≥3 versus 0 2 lifetime sex partners, 2.29 (1.45–3.62) for having ever been paid for sex and 2.39 (2.01–2.84) for a history of STD.
As he approached 80, it seemed that he had done almost everything that was possible in a single lifetime, for he had written dozens of books, plumbed the depths of the Indian Ocean, carried the imagination of mankind to the remotest parts of the galaxy, and gained honours in every corner of the globe.
Yet in his lifetime he was most famous for having one leg.
