Sentence examples for projected lifespan from inspiring English sources

As a result, Dr. Sallenger said, the agency was working to estimate the projected lifespan of the islands, should they be rebuilt to their configuration of the late 1990s.

The consortium, led by Korea Electric Power (KEPCO), a state-controlled utility, could earn another $20 billion running the plants over their projected lifespan of 60 years.Competition for the contract had been stiff.

Indeed, the Japanese are not only the world's longest-lived people, with an average life expectancy of 81 years, but, according to this new measure, they are the heartiest, with only 6 1/2 years of their projected lifespan spent in ill health.

In 43 cases the victim lived longer than the projected lifespan.

The difference between this projected lifespan and the actual years lived by the victim may serve as a measure of years of life lost.

To continue to use this equipment past its projected lifespan could be disastrous.

The current nuclear power stations would run until the end of their projected lifespans, and then something else would have to close the gap.

At the same time, many power plants in rich countries, built back in the 1960s and 1970s, are nearing the end of their projected lifespans.

Using cost and revenue estimations, an IRR of up to 25% is calculated using a 5 year project lifespan.

The PPS is designed to meet a community's load demand of ∼63,900 kWh, with an annual load growth of 1% over a 25-year project lifespan.

It includes lessons learned about assessment and evaluation over the project lifespan, with implications for research and evaluation of a range of related programs.