Sentence examples for longevity worth from inspiring English sources

Dishes are as bright and sunny as the textiles and prints at Bengal Tiger, and its 33 years in White Plains is longevity worth celebrating.

We have exalted longevity over what makes life worth living.

Worse yet, to speak of this is simply to equate human worth with biological longevity.

For longevity, 16GB of RAM is worth buying for most people, given it's soldered on and you can't change it later.

Is there a tendency to preserve every fibre of life, to glorify longevity, over what actually makes our lives worth living?

But her longevity and success (Forbes estimated her net worth at over $2.3 billion) probably has more to do with what she did not do.

Further important aspects worth considering include the cost, availability, longevity, and safety of the chosen technology.

But what it won't get is longevity, because it is a blitz organization, whose only worth is making people vigilant to the need to tackle it thanks to its bloodiness.

A subjective well-being and a feeling that life is worth living may represent prognostic factors for longevity and healthy aging in the later stages of life.

Any text with some amount of useful information is worth keeping around for generations so its longevity should not be construed as proof of its divinity.

How? Yours, Anne Dear Anne, You are right that dates, per se, are not necessarily the issue, but neither can we assume that the longevity of a law should be the test of its worth.