Sentence examples for shorter lifespans from inspiring English sources

People have inferred that they had shorter lifespans".

What's more, shorter lifespans will more quickly take millions of educated people out of the workforce.

Now that men's shorter lifespans are no longer taken into account, that has led to lower payments.

This theory is bolstered by animal studies, showing that mice with super- high levels of growth hormone had significantly shorter lifespans than normal mice.

It is possible that IVF babies will have shorter lifespans or themselves have children who will inherit fertility problems, he added.

While marketing its products Procter & Gamble could, for example, point out the average lifespan of a toothbrush, while internally analysing each shipment to ensure there aren't any anomalous batches with shorter lifespans.

Instead of creating money to buy up debts, so-called quantitative easing (QE), it opted to flog bonds with shorter lifespans to finance the purchase of longer-dated debts.

The finding is in line with other studies that have shown that zebra finches raised in large broods tend to have shorter lifespans, with females dying sooner than males.

Soil “health” is a metaphor that captures an essential parallel between soils and our own health: soils that are poorly-cared for will have shorter lifespans and require increasing levels of intervention to deliver the functions we require.

That was enough to explain the shorter lifespans.

Will consumers continue to buy into shorter lifespans and incremental changes to products?