Sentence examples for man's lifespan from inspiring English sources

In another part of Genesis, man's lifespan is put at a mere 120 years.

Others, including Allen C. Guelzo, the director of Civil War Era studies at Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania, suggested that Lincoln's formulation "four score and seven" was an allusion to the King James Version of the Bible's, in which man's lifespan is given as "threescore years and ten; and if by reason of strength they be fourscore years".

Now that men's shorter lifespans are no longer taken into account, that has led to lower payments.

Cohen's argument specifically focuses on smoking, which was a male-dominated practice throughout the twentieth century, as the culprit for men's shortened lifespans.

Fig. 1 Filter's lifespan.

This holiday's lifespan has been rather short.

The condition affects about 18% of women and about 6% of men across their lifespan.

Men and women are said to have been not "equally long-lived" (, isaiōnes, a hapax legomenon), but it is unclear whether this refers to different lifespans among the heroes themselves, a difference between the lives of the heroes and "today's" man, or between the lifespans of the heroes and the gods.

That anomaly aside, according to Drefahl's models, the optimum strategy for a man wanting a long lifespan is to marry a much younger wife.

However, the reason why women have an advantage over men with regard to lifespan is still not fully clear.

What will be the next major leap in human lifespan?