Sentence examples for lifetime still from inspiring English sources

The most important political lesson of my lifetime still feels to me to be the fall of the Soviet Union.

Paul was only 47 years old and we had a lifetime still to share with each other".

This graph makes it possible to obtain the dependencies which exist among different services provided by the network devices, during a network's lifetime, still responding to the changes which could arise.

We are still waiting for the electronic instruments that you can buy at the age of 17 and live with for a lifetime, still evolving and finding out new things when you are 75.

Perhaps the best way to conclude my review is to look at the last few words of this autobiography, where the author conveys a cryptic sense of something better to come, for himself and his homeland: "So, the journey ends with the hope of a lifetime still unfulfilled, but certain in a belief that the Deep South is the key to a truly unified nation".

Yet despite the passage of two decades and a dramatically changed world, the examples Jackie set in her lifetime are still important, still relevant, today.

However, node lifetime is still severely restricted by the limitations of power supply.

However, a clone lifetime was still longer than 28 days since we here did not incorporate any interaction between fast growth of cells and environment, which is simulated in a following section, and the pharmacological effect of sudden hormone withdrawal on blood vessels supporting the endometrial tissues, which is not considered in this manuscript.

Examples were also presented that indicated how far experimentally determined residual axle lifetimes could still differ from lifetimes calculated using current fracture mechanics modelling techniques.

"You could stay here whole lifetime and still not see everything".

Lee Westwood, of course, has been doing it for a lifetime and still without a wisp of a guarantee.