Sentence examples for of the lifetime from inspiring English sources

For the smallness of the lifetime supply.

"We think of the lifetime value of those devices.

" 'Til Death Do Us Part" doesn't practice the pseudofeminism of the Lifetime network's murder-romances.

The small commutation rate is pegged, by law, at 1 per cent of the lifetime limit.

David Beckham was, at 35, the youngest winner of the Lifetime Achievement award.

In better economic times potential suitors had permanent jobs as part of the "lifetime employment" system.

The design of moorings for these compliant vessels require careful prediction of the lifetime response extremes.

This result implies that either capacitance or ESR cannot be a unique indicator of the lifetime.

We identified cost drivers of the lifetime costs of metastatic breast cancer.

That puts it ahead of the lifetime of Pixar's Brave (£22.2m) and in spitting distance of WALL-E (£22.9m).

He said Labor was concerned about the retrospectivity of the lifetime cap on non-concessional superannuation contributions.