Sentence examples for planned life span from inspiring English sources

In designing the plant, engineers elevated it an additional 1.9 feet to accommodate sea-level rise predicted by 2050, the end of the facility's planned life span.

Mir has been in orbit for 14 years, nearly three times its planned life span.

The reason is to prevent the manager from investing in loan issuances that outlast the planned life span of the instrument.

The pavilions' modest size, and the fact that each had a planned life span of only a few months, enabled the designers to try ideas that might have been considered too risky or impractical if proposed on a larger scale.

Now, NASA's Advanced Composition Explorer fills this role, but the veteran satellite is well past its planned life span and could stop communicating at any moment.

Major funding allocations earmarked for the first five years of the plan's life span include outer ring road improvements, improved management of the highway network, improvements to the bus network including park and ride services, provision of off-road walking and cycling routes, air quality improvements and safety measures.

Their 2009 report, "Perpetuity or Limited Lifespan: How Do Family Foundations Decide?" based on answers from 1,074 family foundations, showed that 12 percent of foundations surveyed planned to have a limited life span; 25 percent were undecided.

He added that while the window of opportunity to play in the majors is small for anyone compared to his life span, "I plan to max that window as much as I can".

Richard Strauss was the ultimate professional, even in the planning of his own life span.

Even spokesmen for the incineration plan concede that the depot's life span might depend on the whims of future legislators and Congress.

I have plans for those extra 18 months of life span that not sitting might provide.