Sentence examples for sign of longevity from inspiring English sources

No matter who lands in Cleveland, the show always rocks, and that is a tell tale sign of longevity in any program.

Both are considered signs of longevity, partly because an earlier study by other researchers found both traits in long-lived people.

Global demographic trends show that many people in many countries are finding themselves older than they could have dreamed of at the start of their lives, and there's no sign of this longevity trend coming to an end.

Three years later, some dot-com survivors are showing signs of financial longevity.

Three years later, some dot-com survivors are showing signs of financial longevity, but they have failed to recapture analysts' attention.

The second is that a farm, in the hyper-competitive New York restaurant world, is a sign of clout and longevity, the breadbasket of an empire.

Still, a brilliant Olympic Games will be no more of a clue to the future of Chinese Communist rule than the spectacular 1936 Berlin Games were a sign of Nazism's longevity.

As a sign of the album's longevity, in 2003 Thriller was ranked at number 20 on the Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums of All Time list, and was listed by the National Association of Recording Merchandisers at number three of the "Definitive 200" albums of all time.

Researchers at Louisiana State University reported in April in The Journal of the American Medical Association that patients on an experimental low-calorie diet had lower insulin levels and body temperatures, both possible markers of longevity, and fewer signs of the chromosomal damage typically associated with aging.

Is there a reason not to consider longevity a sign of strength?

Of course, that kind of longevity is not necessary for the gubernatorial signs.