lifespans in a sentence

• Experts say the Wilson bridge has a lifespan of nine years.
• The expected lifespan of B-52 bombers is 80 years.
• The lifespan of a WNBA career isn't very long.
• Life expectancy and lifespan are two different things, said Bortz.
• The average lifespan was 47 years when the 20th century began.
• She isn't about to predict future lifespans, however.
• But the trouble with a cause celebre is its short lifespan.
• Tests have given the tyre a lifespan exceeding 42, 000km.
• Properly maintained, they have a lifespan of 1 million miles.
• That comets have finite lifespans has been known for some time.
• It's difficult to see lifespans in a sentence .
• The okapi's average lifespan is 20 to 30 years.
• Several accessories were created for the Game Gear during its lifespan.
• With good treatment patients can generally expect normal lives and lifespans.
• In captivity, they have an average lifespan of 11 years.
• Domesticated rats have a longer lifespan than that of wild rats.
• Despite its short lifespan, rocksteady's influence is great.
• These include movement, lifespan, and weapon damage and attributes.
• In lifespan at an age of 6.2 billion years.
• The breed has an average lifespan of 10 to 17 years.
• They are formed and reformed over the volcano's lifespan.