Sentence examples for relevant life from inspiring English sources

The relevant life expectancy is life expectancy at or near retirement age.

The teachers may know more about a particular subject, but they don't necessarily have the relevant life experience".

As it happens, many people come to us in their early twenties with considerably more relevant life experiences than people twice their age".

GIVEN the startling amount of hand-wringing and expense that goes into wedding gowns, some marvel that the relevant life span of those silk and tulle confections seems only slightly longer than that of the foam atop a cappuccino.

I don't have a copy of the relevant Life magazine to hand, but if I did, I just know it would represent the smallest of deviations from the Holmes spread, with a coverline reading "Edward R Murrow and Janet Huntington Brewster marry in splendour surrounded by showbiz friends".

Information on relevant life phases of Afromontane plant species is scarce.

The optimal design considering relevant life-cycle aspects is identified using the distributed product life-cycle modeling systems and databases.

Species were subdivided in specialist and generalist groups and the former were clustered into emergent groups (EGs) according to 16 relevant life-history traits.

The programme also sends relevant life-skills booklets and materials to some listeners.

In this series we found no relevant, life-threatening bleeding complications related to secondary nonthoracic surgery.

The large sample size, prospective design and extensive relevant life-style information are among the strengths of this study.