Sentence examples for very lifetime from inspiring English sources

"His Spirit and Hard Work as President Will Make the People and America Great Again!!!" Although, to me, Trump seems the very opposite of a guardian angel, I thank him for this: I've never before imagined America as fragile, as an experiment that could, within my very lifetime, fail.

Wouldn't "Still Lives" sound very Lifetime channel.

At the end of the New Yorker piece, Saunders observes: "I've never before imagined America as fragile, as an experiment that could, within my very lifetime, fail.

At the end of the New Yorker piece, Saunders observes: "I've never before imagined America as fragile, as an experiment that could, within my very lifetime, fail.

In the confocal volume, when the cells are associated with gold, which has a very low lifetime (∼0.4 ns) decay, the average lifetime within the pixel reduced significantly, leading to a scattered bluish green lifetime distribution within the cell.

One should note that due to very short lifetime of tauon, the systems such as ((mu ^,, tau ^)) have a very short lifetime and they are not true bound states; in other words, they constitute quasi-bound states (or resonances) and it is highly unlikely that they will be observed in near future experiments.

On Mars, scientists say, methane will have a very short lifetime because of the destructive atmosphere.

"They have a very short lifetime in use and last a very long time in the environment".

More revealing may be the decision by the DGA to award Martin Scorsese its very prestigious lifetime achievement award.

A more realistic aspiration, by his lights: "Being the director of photography is a very rewarding lifetime job".

PAGE B1 MARRIED TO THE ARMY Very quietly, Lifetime's "Army Wives" has become something of a television phenomenon.