Sentence examples for rising life from inspiring English sources
The phrase "rising life" is not correct and cannot be used in written English
You could reword it by saying "life on the rise" or "a rise in life." For example, "The new technology has led to a rise in life expectancy."
These coincided with rising life expectancy and falling infant mortality.
What is needed is an automatic way of adjusting retirement to rising life expectancy.
Rich countries are ageing fast, thanks to rising life expectancy and falling birth rates.
We've all got to be part of meeting this enormous challenge of meeting rising life expectancy.
When people turn their pension savings into annuities, the insurer unlike state pension systems takes into account rising life expectancy.
Consider, in particular, the proposal to raise the Social Security retirement age, supposedly to reflect rising life expectancy.
With rising life expectancy and falling birth rates, the world economy may be moving into the high-saving phase.
Providing for a right to retire at an age pegged to rising life expectancy may be a sensible next step.
Of course an ageing population is not inherently a bad thing: it reflects improved health and rising life expectancies.
More broadly, SSA has not failed to anticipate rising life expectancy; on the contrary, it has if anything been slightly over-optimistic.
It is a period of smaller families, rising income, rising life expectancy and big social change, including divorce, postponed marriage and single-person households.
