Sentence examples for lifetimes compared with from inspiring English sources

On average, high school graduates earn $130,000 more over their lifetimes, compared with peers who drop out of school, the study said.

The systems have high visible light harvesting, high hydrogen evolution rate and long electron hole lifetimes compared with non-incorporated systems.

The study, which tracked 15,000 people over a period of 14 years, from high school through their early 30s, found that people with diabetes could expect $160,000 less in earnings over the course of their lifetimes compared with those without the disease.

Most people we now consider geniuses received little publicity in their lifetimes compared with the accolades heaped on them after their deaths.

Modern-day women have 450 menstrual cycles in their lifetimes, compared with 100 or so in past centuries, when women had babies every year and breast-fed longer, idling menstruation.

In Figure 9(b), the oscillating structures at the collision energies of 60.0 and 120.0 kcal/mol show that the complexes have long lifetimes compared with the reaction period.

In 2014, the Bureau of Statistics found 33.7% of people who identified as gay or lesbian experienced homelessness during their lifetime, compared with 13.4% of those who identify as heterosexual.

One in three black men can expect to be incarcerated in his lifetime (compared with one in six Latinos and one in 17 whites).

Having been hired in August 2008, Rajevac has been Ghana's coach for a relative lifetime, compared with the late appointments of Lagerback and Eriksson.

Indeed, even estimates about its prevalence are vague, with one study stating that between6%and32%32% of emergency workers will develop the condition across a lifetime, compared with 4% of the general population.

Mr. Ford found himself in the awkward spot of having to justify the vehicle, which the Sierra Club contended would emit 130 tons of carbon dioxide over its lifetime, compared with 23 for a conventional car.