Sentence examples for two years higher from inspiring English sources

Life expectancy at birth in the city has increased nearly three years since 2000; the latest figure is more than two years higher than the most recently reported national rate, 78.2 years.

Canada has lower-cost health care, a life expectancy two years higher than in the United States, much lower college tuition, far lower poverty rates and, not surprisingly, more happiness (ranking sixth in the world in life satisfaction, behind Scandinavia and well ahead of the United States, which is 12th).

In 1901 a boy born in New York City could expect to live seven years less than the national average, but today life expectancies are almost two years higher in New York.

At the outset, she requested a show every two years, higher prices for her work and faster payment, all of which she obtained.

The mean chronological age was about two years higher in the total sample of 1826 twins than among the 387 twin pairs (774 individuals) as the total sample also included twins whose co-twins had died, and these tended to be older than the twins with living co-twins.

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Of women who breast fed their child greater or equal to two years, high proportion of them had birth interval >35 months[ 19].

Life expectancy is six years higher than before.

In 1990, life expectancy in Auburn Gresham was five years higher than it was in Englewood.

In Cuba, the degree to which its observed life expectancy has exceeded expectations has decreased, from four-to-seven years higher than expected in 1970 to three-to-five years higher than expected in 2016.

For example, education to 18, plus a minimum of three years' higher education or post-education work experience, combined with a minimum salary of £25,000 per year.