Sentence examples for years for both men from inspiring English sources

Life expectancy figures for Senegal, averaging about 56 years for both men and women, are among the highest in sub-Saharan Africa.

Life expectancy has consistently improved since independence, and by the early 21st century the average life expectancy was about 50 years for both men and women.

It fell every month last year alone, to an average of 65.9 years for both men and women -- about 10 years less than in the United States, and on a par with levels in Guatemala.

Since the NHS was set up life spans have increased by a dozen years for both men and women - and this trend is predicted to continue.

Australia has strong international teams in cricket, hockey, netball, rugby league, and rugby union, having been Olympic or world champions at least twice in each sport in the last 25 years for both men and women where applicable.

The mean follow-up periods were 1.6 years for both men and women.

A reform raising the retirement age then by a year for both men and women could save £13 billion, worth some 0.7% of GDP or £10 billion in today's money.

The states with high migration rates show a greater degree of negative selection each year for both men and women.

The mean school-leaving year for both men and women is 1980, and the average number of years since school-leaving (my proxy for labor market experience) is 14.

Stomach cancer mortality rates declined between 1980 and 2005 at about the same rate (3.6 4.9% per year) for both men and women in all countries.

The results of a Poisson regression analysis showed that after adjustment for age and cancer registry, incidence rates declined by an average of 1% (P<0.001) each year for both men and women; when sex was included in the model, the risk of bowel cancer was 39% lower for women compared with men (P<0.001).