Sentence examples for six years less from inspiring English sources
Consider: Life expectancy in New York and Philadelphia in the 1830's averaged 24 years, six years less than that of Southern slaves.
According to the charity Age UK, life expectancy at 60 for those from a higher income bracket is 23.3 years; those living on a lower income are likely to live almost six years less.
According to the Brookings study, men in the bottom 10percentt of income born in 1920 were expected to live six years less than men in the top 10percentt.
Five years less than Mozart.
Zisa has fourteen and a half years on the force; Goris two years less.
"It is now seven years, less 18 days, since the spill," he said.
The average life expectancy for Roma is ten to twelve years less than for non-Roma.
A versifier can expect to live one year less than a playwright and four years less than a novelist.
The statistics among African-Americans are especially grim: blacks live five to seven years less than whites, on average.
What they forget is the fact that Gil came up with numbers approximate to Tony's, but Gil did it in five years less time.
Women in the most deprived areas could expect to live on average seven years less than women in the most affluent postcodes, with men living nine years less.
