Sentence examples for span grows from inspiring English sources

Lately, there's been a crop of titles bridging the gap between picture and chapter books that I've found surprisingly appealing – illustrated throughout, often divided into sections, but longer than the picture books that are gradually consigned to the "too babyish" category as a child's stamina and attention span grows.

MSE for SMA and S G filters decreases with increasing span until they reach a minimum, then MSE starts to increase when span grows up.

For example, the older children get, the longer their attention span grows.

The upper bound continues to rise: the average life span grew more in the twentieth century than in all previous millennia.

Photo: Senator Chuck Hagel, Republican of Nebraska, entered the Social Security debate yesterday, offering a plan to reduce benefits by tying them to life expectancy, meaning that all monthly checks would drop as the average life span grew, and raise the retirement age to 68 from 67. (Photo by Doug Mills/The New York Times).

From 1988 to 1997 the scheduled time from Atlanta to San Diego increased more than 20 minutes; between Philadelphia and New York's JFK, the time span grew by 19 minutes and 35 seconds.

They Do Call It 'Camp' As seasons grow longer -- and attention spans grow shorter -- coaches are willing to try almost anything to break the monotony of monthlong training camps.

He even did some rapping, interspersing the 5 Stairsteps hit "O-o-h Child," with a rhymed interlude, a chronicle that spanned growing up in the Lower Ninth Ward, the neighborhood still devastated by Katrina, and New Orleans' situation now: "Clean up this mess".

At the same time, with life spans growing longer, Americans leaving the full-time workforce today may need to fund 30 years of living expenses.

With life spans growing at an increasing rate, that quandary is increasingly being labelled a "retirement funds crisis".

He tells Chris's story, and it is eerily familiar – a clever boy with a short attention span who grew into a clever man with a short attention span; popular but a loner; a computer whizz who only had to turn up for an interview to be offered a job; useless with money.