lifetime

The three faults all move at relatively fast rates on average — meaning each is, generally speaking, more likely to rupture during the span of a human lifetime.

Parker has spent a lifetime always moving on to something else — often something bigger, better or at least more important.

Not only is the higher earner likely to maximize their lifetime benefit by waiting, but the delay also increases the checks the survivor will receive.

K-pop moves so fast that six years ago feels like a lifetime, but Lisa has already evolved enough to have earned quick a look back.

A lifetime of data is being gathered that could reveal links between the brain development of the children being studied now and the health, experiences and genetics of their parents.