Sentence examples for with increasing life from inspiring English sources
With increasing life expectancies, people should probably work longer anyway.
The Mediterranean diet has already been credited with increasing life expectancy levels in southern Europe.
"We understand that, with increasing life expectancy, the state pension age needs to be considered, but it is essential that before any changes are introduced there is clear progress on reducing health inequalities.
The Isle of Man government is considering raising the state pension age to 74, in a bid to keep up with increasing life expectancy and ensure the island's national insurance fund does not run out of cash.
The majority of E.U. governments have used the crisis as a reason to raise the retirement age, bringing it more into line with increasing life expectancy, said Willem Adema, an O.E.C.D. expert on employment, labor and social affairs.
John Adams, the PPI's senior policy analyst and author of the briefing paper, said: "With increasing life expectancies in the UK, it is understandable that the government might wish to increase state pension age, but care should be taken to recognise the impact on people who may be unable to continue in work, for example, as a result of health issues or caring responsibilities".
Hybrid incompatibilities are expected to evolve slowly [ 71, 72], and the rate probably decreases with increasing life-span and generation times due to maintenance of ancestral polymorphisms [e.g. [ 73]].
Our ageing population, combined with increased life expectancy will place considerable strain on government resources.
Previous research has associated church attendance with increased life expectancy and, in some studies, a reduced risk of depression.
With increased life expectancies, our elderly citizens (I'm 83) are planning accordingly to exit their time on life's stage gracefully -- and, it is hoped, painlessly.
Brains in middle age, which, with increased life spans, now stretches from the 40s to late 60s, also get more easily distracted.
