Sentence examples for longevity from from inspiring English sources

Such books derive their legitimacy and longevity from the open-mindedness of the people for whom they are written.

"I've taken lessons about longevity from him, especially knowing that I can do whatever I want now and still bounce back," says Helders.

In other words, Tennessee can't expect longevity from Johnson at his position the way Arizona can with Fitzgerald (who signed an eight-year deal guaranteeing  about $50 million).

But a new study on rhesus monkeys, carried out by the US National Institute on Aging (NIA) in Bethesda, Maryland, has found no overall benefit to longevity from calorie-restricted diets.

Others have achieved varying degrees of success and longevity, from 1977's Dot and the Kangaroo (a modest success theatrically but which had an enormous shelf life) to 1982's popular but critically maligned The Pirate Movie.

Over the weekend, The New York Times ran a piece entitled Lessons in Longevity, From IBM.

Outcrossed hermaphrodites from G100 population did not show any longevity differences from their ancestors.

To informatively interpret data from classical epistasis analyses testing two interventions that affect longevity, lifespan from one intervention must therefore be maximized before another is added [27].

Longevity comes from maintaining that reputation".

Perhaps the group's longevity comes from the amount of fun they're clearly having.

Before their bout, Pascal alleged that Hopkins's longevity resulted from performance-enhancing drugs.