Sentence examples for six years longer from inspiring English sources

Male life expectancy is more than 78 years, six years longer than two decades ago.

He has held the defence post for six years, longer than any of his mainly hapless post-war predecessors.

Elderly women, who live nearly six years longer than men, are twice as likely to be poor.

Smokers who quit between ages 35 and 44 lived nine years longer, and those who quit between 45 and 54 lived six years longer.

Although women live, on average, five to six years longer than men, the study has found that their disabilities become greater with age.

A further charge of entering into a representation contract with Rooney for eight years - six years longer than the two-year limit for written contracts between agents and their clients - was also proved.

Moreover, despite serving two years longer than Ginsburg, Thomas is just 66-years-old.

They also lived an average three years longer.

On average, women live about eight years longer than men.

Yet Frenchmen live on average two years longer than American men do, and Frenchwomen live four years longer.

A 65-year-old woman can expect to live three years longer than her counterpart could in 1970; a 65-year-old man, four years longer.