Sentence examples for Alleged age from inspiring English sources

Three of the most frequently cited cases of more recent times are: Thomas Parr, who died in November 1635 at the alleged age of 152 years; Henry Jenkins, who died in December 1670 at the alleged age of 169 years; and Catherine, countess of Desmond, who died in 1604 at the alleged age of 140 years.

The Major League Baseball Players Association is most likely to file a grievance on behalf of Andy Morales, after the Yankees' efforts to void his contract because of alleged age discrepancies.

In this alleged age of localism and big society, community development services act as a means to support local activism, with peer support, but they are not a home for political and social action itself.

Its observations come off in the funny way that a six-year-old's — Opal's alleged age at the time she wrote the diary — often do: "Potatoes are very interesting folks.

Recently, IBM was sued for alleged age discrimination after it enacted a large layoff, which included 20,000 American employees over the age of 40, which was 60% of the total job cuts.

Ingels unsuccessfully sued radio personality Tom Leykis for alleged age discrimination.

The employees filed suit, alleging age discrimination.

The suit may also allege age discrimination.

He has since launched a law suit alleging age discrimination by the broadcaster.

He then sued Sterling, alleging age and race discrimination and claiming that Sterling made racist statements.

He applied anyway and, after being passed over, filed a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleging age discrimination.