Sentence examples for working lifetime in from inspiring English sources

Cable defended his choice, listing Ebdon's "vast experience, gained through a working lifetime in higher education".

Cable said Ebdon's "vast experience, gained through a working lifetime in higher education" would equip him to deal even-handedly with all parts of the sector.

An estimated 1,273,684 men and 1,327,973 women were exposed to naturally occurring radon at their workplace during their working lifetime in areas of the country with known high levels of exposure.

The statistics show that women in law, finance and journalism miss out on £213,000 over a working lifetime; those in sales and customer service £124,000; women in cleaning almost £200,000; Women teachers £154,000; and women working in care £106,000.

Over time — I think in my working lifetime — foreign ownership rules in the U.S. will become more flexible.

Many, including opposition critics of the federal government, stress the need for further supply-side reforms, including further reductions in business taxation, further reductions of labor costs, the extension of the workweek and the working lifetime, and improvements in education.

The finding of higher working lifetime beryllium exposures in those with CBD compared with those who are just sensitized suggests that the body burden of beryllium might relate to the severity of disease in those with a genetic predisposition.

"I'd be surprised if I actually said something quite as trenchant as that – in my working lifetime, the two politicians most interesting to hear speaking about [education] – who genuinely seem to have a commitment – have been Michael Gove and Andrew Adonis".

In terms of neonatal hearing screening s/he will see only 20 newborns per year on average and approximately one permanently hearing-impaired child in a working lifetime.

The yield on the 30-year bond dropped to 5.25percentthethe lowest for long-term rates in 30 years and a level that many or most of those who work on Wall Street have not experienced in their working lifetimes.

Bosses need to be talked to about this". Dame Diana was honoured in Cannes for a lifetime working in television that saw her recently appear as the Duchess of Buccleuch in ITV's Victoria.