Sentence examples for made longevity from inspiring English sources

Young did that so well that he made longevity history.

Ever since modern medicine made longevity the rule and not the exception, countries have been accumulating these antiques.

What truly makes longevity of sexual enjoyment possible is the ability to communicate one's needs and be unafraid to ask for something different.

Mating success may be a dominant component of male fitness in laboratory Drosophila populations, although the maintenance of our population with overlapping generations would be expected to make longevity an additional key component.

But Williams has also made her longevity clear.

James Garner, who died Saturday at the age of 86, was tall, handsome and athletic, all qualities that made for longevity as a leading man.

By reducing our consumption of finite resources; (and helping to get us under the 'overshoot' of renewable resources) the promise and power of developing a circular economy is the ability to continue to meet the needs of people (and expanding the progress we have made toward longevity and quality of life) in a way that is sustainable.

Those pressures make the longevity of their relationship, especially by Hollywood standards, all the more remarkable.

This steady erosion of news standards makes the longevity and relevance of the CBS war horse "60 Minutes" all the more remarkable.

Their simple design, sturdy chassis and aluminium body make for longevity.The Land Rover was the idea of Maurice Wilks, the chief engineer of Rover after the war, who used an American Jeep on his farm in Anglesey and saw the need for a similar vehicle for other British farmers.

That makes sense; longevity is rising, and many people will be diving into second careers, launching businesses or working part-time as consultants.