Sentence examples for working lifetimes from inspiring English sources

Roughly speaking, 3 working lifetimes.

Among those full-time, year-round workers with professional degrees, white men make 104 percent more than Hispanic women over their working lifetimes.

Wear and corrosion are the main failure mechanisms of bearings and it is important to prolong their working lifetimes by improving the bearing surface properties.

A recent report by education charity The Sutton Trust estimated that postgraduates could expect to earn an average £5,500 a year – or £200,000 across their working lifetimes – more than those with just a bachelor's degree.

Up to 30percentt of workers exposed to noise levels of 90 decibels or more over their working lifetimes can expect hearing loss, according to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.

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.

For many of us, 2034 is within our working lifetime.

The economic lifetime is the working lifetime which gains the lowest average cost.

The risk was also associated with environmental tobacco smoke exposure during working lifetime.

The age when a working lifetime of National Insurance contributions would yield an income to sustain you is over.

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