Sentence examples for spanning a lifetime from inspiring English sources

However, by enabling greater access to a compilation of personal data concerning one's health and genetic information from different sources, and spanning a lifetime, they increase the risk that personal health data could accidentally be disclosed or distributed to unauthorised parties (Hoffman 2010).

With an oeuvre spanning a lifetime, Avedon presented the world with an array of timeless fashion photographs, insightful portraits and influential reportage.

In "Colossus," which has fine moments, Murray tries too hard to span a lifetime in brief.

/ He'd opened the door and woke her up, / Her coffee was his words, / Convictions and renditions of the times to come / Painted dreams that spanned a lifetime, / And they breakfasted on each other".

Dressed in loud ties and flashy sport coats, the members of Taraf, whose ages span a lifetime, strutted onto the Symphony Space stage Sunday night and dazzled the house.

But there was a note of defiant can-do from Jan Egeland, whose career has spanned a lifetime in politics, human rights or aid.

Here's why acne gets our vote for worst skin problem ever: Unlike wrinkles, pimples can span a lifetime.

Little did Carrie Fisher know at a ripe young age of 19 that her iconic role would allow her a platform to be a role model for women that would span a lifetime.

Papers were strewn across the dining room and kitchen tables -- bills, photographs, hand-written letters that spanned a lifetime, and his honorable discharge papers from the Army -- critical, we learned, to his being allowed to be buried next to her with his own headstone, when the time comes.

The age of onset in multiple sclerosis spans at least 7 or 8 decades, a distribution spanning an entire lifetime in Western countries (3).

These ligands have been shown to bind the 1G4 TCR with lifetimes spanning a sevenfold range as measured under 2D 15 and 3D 13 conditions, which correlated with their capacity to trigger interferon-γ production 13.