Sentence examples for their lifecycles from inspiring English sources

He says it is critical to understand that many species have both offshore and onshore components to their lifecycles.

Similarly, microbiologists can too easily focus on the microscopic, despite diseases such as avian fly Lyme disease, cholera and rabies being linked in their lifecycles to other animals.

Perhaps it's because the industry as a whole and the employees individually are at that point their lifecycles where they are able to deconstruct the mechanics which characterise their art form, much as Bergman, De Mille and Welles did in the early days of cinema.

That’s about half the retention rate that Facebook and MySpace claimed at the same point in their lifecycles.

Same with Jonathan and his ability to identify billion dollar companies (Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat), so early in their lifecycles".

It's a crystallization of the idea that startups at different points in their lifecycles must make very different decisions.

They require access to river systems to complete their lifecycle.

Predators have shown slower overall changes in the seasonal timing of their lifecycle events.

"There's a terrific poignancy about them because their lifecycle is so short and they are vulnerable and delicate".

Routes to interfere with their lifecycle and multiplication by attacking new parts of their cell machinery which haven't yet been tried.

"It is only at the end of their lifecycle that the energy is then released so the timespan of use is much longer".