Sentence examples for lifetime of using from inspiring English sources

After a lifetime of using money to make political points, Ms. Ferry made her final argument, for legalized euthanasia, by lying down as loved ones looked on and taking an overdose of sleeping pills.

I'm far from an expert in this field (in fact, it would be a stretch to call me a dabbler), but I think I have the appreciation for usability and good design that comes from a lifetime of using computers and technology of all kinds.

In addition, hypoglycemia is a major barrier to achieving normoglycemia over a lifetime of using intensive insulin therapy and thus precludes the long-term benefits of euglycemia (4).

This is because new cars account for a high proportion of the total number of vehicles owned, in addition to the short lifetime of used cars compared with new cars.

Moreover, we found that HIV infection was independently associated with lifetime practice of using previously used needles and syringes and longer time since first injection.

There is a finite lifetime of use for those big structures.

Replaceable cable and ear pads ensure a lifetime of use.

Prosthesis design examines materials and shape and determines whether the design should withstand a lifetime of use.

If the bristles and substrate combine loosely, the external force in practice will lead to severe shedding of bristles which will reduce the lifetime of use.

But by the time you're an adult you're suffering serious health effects of a lifetime of use.

After a lifetime of use by people, now the National Institutes of Health wants to transfer them from their reasonably safe settings at Alamogordo to Texas for more invasive research.