Sentence examples for much lower life from inspiring English sources

African-Americans in the U.S. have a much lower life expectancy, particularly males".

CRC survivors had a much lower life expectancy as compared to the general Dutch population (12 13 years in our cohort vs. 30 34 years in the population) [ 16].

There are at least four other western European countries (Spain, Portugal, Finland and Italy) which, for the first 50 years of the 20th Century, had a much lower life expectancy than Scotland but which improved more quickly over the next 50 years to achieve a higher figure (figure 2).

It was found that cryo-rolled pure Al is very susceptible to cyclic softening, resulting in a much lower fatigue life compared with the coarse-grained counterpart.

"If we don't wake up," Mr. Augustine said in an interview, "there's a high chance that the generation of children we're leaving behind will have a much lower quality of life".

Even in war gaming - where the stakes are of course much lower than real life - jaw-jaw is often better than war-war.

SCC and BCC represent a much lower risk to life expectancy and are highly treatable if the correct diagnosis is made early on in the disease [ 29, 30].

The expert panel in this pilot study reported much lower quality of life weights for advanced and severe AIDS than has typically been found in studies in high income countries [ 9, 33].

In this study, OAB was associated with much lower quality-of-life scores, higher scores on depression, and poorer sleep quality when compared to patient controls (Coyne et al 2004).

In contrast, deaths from ladder falls reduce life expectancy at least twice as much; choking on food lower life expectancy nearly 4 times as much and bathtub drownings are 5 times as severe as mass shootings in terms of their effect on life expectancy.

"This means that we all have to make our own provisions for retirement income, or accept a much lower standard of living in later life".