Sentence examples for adulthood beyond from inspiring English sources

Author Joan Chittister puts it so beautifully: "Now we are beyond the narcissism of youth, above the survival struggles of young adulthood, beyond the grind of middle-age, and prepared to look beyond ourselves into the very heartbeat of life.

The prettified terraced houses and close proximity to countryside are tailor-made for house parties, and bike rides, and for the most part having no idea what to do with impending adulthood beyond working in the trendy fashion shop in town.

Despite large increases in the number of eggs undergoing some development, decades of selection have never increased the proportion of eggs reaching adulthood beyond 8%.

This continuing examination of the Raine cohort in early adulthood and beyond will provide critical information on the development of multiple, chronic health conditions and their impact on society.

Eating disorders experts are treating growing numbers of women who are developing anorexia or bulimia well into adulthood, far beyond the teenage years when the conditions usually emerge.

Back in 2007, Harvard Business Review cited Harry Potter as a genius example of a product that matured with its customer base, thereby retaining them and ensuring that they keep buying through young adulthood and beyond.

Such studies would help to determine whether improved educational and occupational outcomes are sustained throughout the complicated transition to adulthood and beyond.

Given the longitudinal nature of the data, it is imperative to perform analyses on baseline data in order to understand factors that may influence the health of adolescents as they transition into young adulthood and beyond.

As people reach adulthood and beyond, they become susceptible to the neuronal effects of ageing.

The focus of the Raine Study has evolved from a 'developmental origins' approach to a 'life-course' approach, to allow investigation of the health and behaviours of the cohort in young adulthood and beyond, and to examine both accumulated risk and critical risk periods [ 3, 4].

Here we present a pre-protocol for the project, which we will call PLASTICITY, whose aim is to follow consenting subjects and controls into mid-adulthood and beyond, and to explore how the neonatal risk factors modulate neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative processes such as learning disabilities, ADHD, aging, early onset mild cognitive impairment and even dementia.