Sentence examples similar to take longevity from inspiring English sources
According to Christian Mumenthaler of Swiss Re, one of the LLMA's founder members, reinsurers have an incentive to take on longevity risk, because they are already exposed to mortality risk (the risk of people dying too soon) through life-insurance policies.
"The important question is, really, how long will it take for longevity technologies to become widespread".
This is because, like the Church, our congregation attendance isn't what is used to be -- and if we don't adapt, we will no longer be able to take the longevity and universality of our institution for granted.
What premium other investors will demand for taking on longevity risk is the question that will decide the success of this nascent market.
People wanted me to succeed, and I owed it to them to take my prospective longevity more seriously.
Once people understand, they can each decide independently which path to take – wellness and longevity, or chronic disease and early death.
We must help savers take advantage of their longevity -- and their ability to ride out the ups and downs of market cycles in ways their parents and grandparents never could -- by expanding financial horizons and remaining active investors throughout their retirement.
I guess people in general today are spring-loaded to the negative side and probably not without reason after the scams we've witnessed but I have noticed that these same people never take into account the longevity of the scientific pursuits and rarely seem to be pursuing their dreams with the same vigor and heartiness Paul Moller pursues his.
"I've taken lessons about longevity from him, especially knowing that I can do whatever I want now and still bounce back," says Helders.
