Sentence examples for a recent age from inspiring English sources

The fear of loneliness at this time of year is heightened - a recent Age UK poll found that nearly 400,000 people aged over 65 in the UK were worried about being lonely over Christmas.

Colonial Suds Beer has existed for millenniums, but looking back to a recent age, the Culinary Historians of New York will hold a discussion of preindustrial brewing by the American colonists and immigrant groups, with a tasting of beers made today using historical recipes, with food.

As a recent age discrimination settlement in the industry proved, over 40 is akin to dead in the TV biz.

In addition, two individuals of L. mandshuricus (M10 and M12) have low sequence divergence relative to the L. sinensis individuals, thus supporting a recent age for the hybridization events.

IgG seropositivity reaches a plateau in the age group 40 59 years (Table 2) which was consistent with a recent age-prevalence study performed in southern China that indicated that the highest seropositivity was recorded in the age group 45 55 years [15].

In a recent aging study, a strong effect of CypD overexpression on mitochondrial ultrastucture structure and on aging was reported in P. anserina [ 5].

For example, alternative visualisation of the same data has fuelled scientific discussion about a recent aging study in Drosophila (Giannakou et al., 2004; Tatar, 2005).

The results indicate that the samples have a very recent age; their deposition would have occurred about two centuries ago.

These foundations are interspersed with many igneous intrusions of a more recent age, the remnants of which have formed mountain massifs such as the Cairngorms and Skye Cuillins.

It is interspersed with igneous intrusions of a more recent age, remnants of which formed mountain massifs such as the Cairngorms and Skye Cuillins.

In a musical climate where every sound is so readily accessible with a few clicks, there is something inherently thrilling about finding a previously undiscovered record from a pre-digital, albeit recent, age.