Sentence examples for about the maturity of from inspiring English sources

"The disappointing Directory results are likely to ressurect concerns about the maturity of the channel.

And Collins's appointment says something good about the maturity of President Obama.

Collins's appointment says something good about the maturity of modern evangelicalism, which is starting to abandon some of its least productive debates with modernity.

"Their overriding concern should be flexibility and taking into account the parents' genuine concerns about the maturity of their child … That is a mindset we have to change, I think," he said.

A Sports of The Times column on Wednesday about the maturity of the leading women's figure skaters misstated the number of Olympics in which Irina Slutskaya of Russia competed.

Brexit does cast aid worker generalisations about the "maturity of the local democratic culture" in "the field" into sharp relief, particularly when you see some British citizens talking about how they voted and why.

"They talk about it, but let's talk about New York," Brey said of his players, adding, "I'm not worried about focus with the maturity of this group".

The company plans to repay its creditors in full and will use the bankruptcy to essentially extend the maturity of about $1 billion in debt that was coming due in April.

But when she sat cross-legged on her chair, you could see she was still a child.' Knightley hadn't even taken her GCSEs but talked about her role with the maturity of a seasoned actress.

However, separate knowledge about the child-specific fracture pattern, the maturity of the bone, and the degree of displacement must be considered when the treatment and the prognosis of the fractures are evaluated.

The company extended the maturity of two loans totaling about $320 million, originally due in July 2018, to July 2020.