Longevity used in a sentence

Longevity in a sentence as a noun

"> In that kind of relationship it is longevity that counts - so the older, the better.

There is no entitlement to health or longevity; some things cannot be predicted nor controlled.

Not only should DigitalOcean be doing this to protect customer data, but they should be doing it to ensure the longevity of their SSDs.

All he really has was some powder mixed with PVA glue, the problem being that although you could apply it to certain objects it's longevity was no more than 2 weeks.

Zeroing an SSD is a costly behavior that, if not detected by the firmware, will harm the longevity of the SSD by dirtying its internal pages and its page cache.

If you could do all that, then the much more productive form of escape velocity becomes possible - longevity escape velocity.

Here is why you're being downvoted: human longevity is an extremely difficult, multifaceted problem.

You can also, however, make arguments about consumer control, purchase longevity, and security.

In general the whole blue zones thing has little to no value in any serious consideration of health and longevity: it's about on the same level of credibility as diet fads.

The game drives ineluctably toward this conclusion, unless the human player puts aside his own nation's interests in pursuit of global stability and game longevity.

But things like this really bother me: "traditional engineering-driven approach to business, with its emphasis on perfection, longevity, pride in ingenuity and culture of deep-thinking put the country at a competitive disadvantage in the fast-moving new economy".

Such planned obsolescent designs are certainly not environmentally sound, and claims of the longevity and strength of the frame materials, and even of certifications, are just PR to distract and hypnotize the marketplace into believing the opposite of the reality of the situation.