Meanings of shorter lives in English

Young people like yourselves are faced with major illnesses and shorter lives.

Another predicted that today's American children will lead shorter lives than their parents.

You see birds have shorter lives than real people.

The offspring have shorter lives, but more fertile members.

Whatever the reasons, everywhere in the world, and in most every species, males live shorter lives.

On average, orcas and possibly bottlenose dolphins have shorter lives in captivity than in the wild.

They suffered shorter lives and stillborn children.

This plant has lots of ancestors who led shorter lives; wilting and dying almost as soon as their plastic sleeves were removed.

Dr Coleman said childhood obesity was a serious issue, which meant some New Zealand children could end up living shorter lives than their parents.

We must make further, quicker, progress to tackle a stigma that is condemning people to a poor quality of life and even shorter lives.

The importance of these studies lies in the fact that half of the population (males) lives approximately 10% shorter lives than the other half (females).

Shorter lives in the same complex as Daniels.