Sentence examples for of a life span from inspiring English sources

"It makes sense to pay the price of sacrifice for the short, finite time of a life span if the consequence is a reward that goes on for infinity in heaven.

Although few characters in Burke's books can anticipate much of a life span, their language lives after them, and in this past-obsessed series they can always count on coming back as ghosts.

These are rarely "one time" discussions: decisions may fluctuate over the course of a life span, and the "best" decisions come when people have time and space to engage in thoughtful dialogue with the providers they know best.

Consequently, the estimation of a life span value, which is characteristic of the barrier itself, does not seem to be applicable to this component.

Unfortunately, we sperm cells don't have much of a life span, so I'm keeping an eye on my cholesterol and jogging twice a week up and down the Fallopian Highway.

Ambient PM concentrations are inadequate surrogates for personal exposure because they are at the group level and comprise only a small proportion of personal exposure, they change over time, and they constitute only a small proportion of a life span.

The results: some 60 percent opted for a life span of 80 years.

Twenty years ago there was overbuilding of barges with a life span of 20-plus years.

He was a man who embraced the dramatic changes of a life spanning almost 100 years with wonder and enthusiasm.

With a few exceptions the adult butterfly of most species has a life span of 10 to 15 days, and can be seen from early March through December.

Approximately 50% of all lakes have a life span of <10 d.