Sentence examples for renewed longevity from inspiring English sources
Right about now, I can't help but wonder how Playgirl is supposed to ride a teenager from two election cycles ago who's fifteen minutes of fame are steadily ticking down to zero into renewed longevity, but hey, I'm sure this new crop of Playgirl dudes have their finger on the zeitgeist's G-spot.
After many decades of being regarded among scientists as a backwater, research on longevity has been enjoying renewed interest.
March 2006 A new year, and what appears to be renewed hope for the revival and longevity of Britain's most gossip-ridden couple.
In an attempt to reduce polyethylene-induced osteolysis and improve implant longevity, there has been renewed interest in the use of metal-on-metal (MoM) arthroplasty.
The world's nations should celebrate the longevity of the Declaration and push forward with renewed commitment to ensure universal protection of rights.
The advent of next-generation sequencing (NGS) has renewed interest and hopes of the researchers in the study of the genetics of longevity, as this technology allows a previously unattainable systematic discovery of low frequency variants in thousands of samples.
The bill also calls for renewed commitment to space travel, as well as a government's promise to not put cultural, ethnic, or religious policies before the general health and longevity of its citizens.
