Sentence examples for lifetime for the same from inspiring English sources

Bristol Palin is starring in a reality show on Lifetime for the same reasons Carole Radziwill, the widow of a prince who was also a Kennedy cousin, joined this season's cast of "The Real Housewives of New York City" on Bravo.

Perhaps not, but it would be cheaper for the state and better for employees to pay more now and receive less generous benefits later.A generous retirement package was more of a draw when people worked a lifetime for the same employer.

The B4C, CdO and Gd2O3 cases resulted in the greatest operational lifetime, for the same initial excess reactivity, and the addition of these burnable absorbers to TRISO fuel particles decreased the magnitude of the excess reactivity change over the reactor lifetime when compared to the unmodified TRISO case.

In comparison with adults, the pediatric patient data show a slightly higher radiation-related risk (excess lifetime risk) for the same absorbed doses.

How can you deny him a lifetime of the same?

Univariately, for lifetime partners the same relationship as for partners in the past 12 months held for men (mean 11.94, 18.80, and 22.08 for obese, overweight and normal BMI respectively (p < 0.05 & n.s. for obese and overweight vs normal respectively), but not for women (mean 7.96, 4.77, and 5.24 respectively).

The fact that the resolved components in the deconvolute exhibit nearly equal widths suggests that the lifetime is the same for all components.

My brother chuckled, sipped his coffee and smiled at me -- the smile you get when you know someone for a lifetime, the same smile he'll have when we're both 60.

See Figure 4 figure supplement 2 for these parameters as a function of filopodia lifetime on the same growth cone.

Entering the opening night of the exhibition is as thrilling as lighting the Olympic torch and winning the Oscar for lifetime achievement at the same time.

The in vivo bubbles may have a smaller extent for the same lifetime (due to elastic constraint by the surrounding tissue or to the fact that the environment of a fruit fly embryo is more nearly isochoric than isobaric) or may expand into the fluid trapped between the cell layer and the vitelline membrane that encases the embryo.