Meanings of limited lifespan in English

But just like Jordan, Katie Price's worth had a limited lifespan.

However, he is well aware the career he is in has a limited lifespan.

But these have a limited lifespan and need constant maintenance.

Instead, we're working on 99¢ titles that have a limited lifespan and broad appeal.

Just as the chemicals themselves have a limited lifespan, so do their webbing containers.

Attraction hovered between them like a soap bubble, beautiful, light and with a limited lifespan.

Naturally, power banks have a limited lifespan and can only provide a certain amount of charges.

Chris Rogers formed the most stable pairing but his late-bloom career always had a limited lifespan.

With Apple, every technology has a limited lifespan.

That configuration accounts for some of the technology's drawbacks: Long recharge time, limited lifespan and a propensity of overheating.

Some may run on a battery, giving them a limited lifespan, but persistent surveillance requires a steady power source.

Maybe you're okay with spending $250 on earbuds that have a limited lifespan, but it's something to consider.

In addition, in vitro viability studies demonstrated that the non-SP lymphoma subpopulation has a limited lifespan in comparison with the SP fraction.

However, due to their limited lifespan in culture, experiments utilizing primary keratinocytes require large numbers of animals, and are time consuming and expensive.

Evidence is presented that these fibroblasts are sensitive to post-confluence inhibition of division and exhibit several properties of normal fibroblasts including limited lifespan.

CERA and its enabling legislation were established in 2011 with a limited lifespan, with the Act expiring in 2016.