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average life

noun

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The Founders set minimum age limits for serving in the House, Senate and Presidency, but never specified a maximum—partly because average life expectancy at the time was in the mid-30s.

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The average life expectancy for a brain tumor like mine was two to three years.

As average life expectancy increased over 50% during the early 20th century, so did demand for senior care services.

In order to figure this out accurately, you have to use actuarial tables like this one, which shows that a 62-year-old man has an average life expectancy of another 20 years, while an 87-year-old can only expect to live another five years on average.

Keep in mind that the average life expectancy of an American is 78.

Corrections officers commit suicide at alarmingly high rates and their average life expectancy is fifty-eight years.

From 1900 to 1950, average life expectancy at birth rose from 47.3 years to 68.2 years, and up to 78.7 years in 2010.

As one blogger wrote, “I think the most important point that outrages Chinese is that Ping … lived a better-than-average life.”

The number is the average life expectancy for a population, which has a huge range within it.

In the average life the realm of joy is larger than the realm of sorrow.

His average life is twenty years, and, as with the horse, one reckons his age by his teeth.

The average life of the plantation clove-trees is, however, perhaps not more than 20 years.

Now, it is well known among mining men that the average life of a gold or silver mine is under, rather than over, ten years.

Igorot claim the average life of a fanga of Samoki is one year or less, so the pueblo must sell at least 24,000 pots per annum.

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