Sentence examples for age conditions from inspiring English sources

Nice is finally due to reveal its findings tomorrow, although it is expected to impose age conditions on treatment.

Then there was a sudden reversal to ice age conditions during the Younger Dryas period 12,500 years ago.

Those cheeses have a higher moisture content and become less acidic as they age, conditions that can favor bacterial growth.

Up until the late 1950s, the Fore people of Papua New Guinea, who lived in Stone Age conditions, practised ritualistic cannibalism where the bodies of dead relatives were cut up and eaten at funeral feasts.

Riziq, who returned to South Sudan after living in the US for 12 years, wants the government to introduce a family law setting out a minimum marriage age, conditions for the custody of children, and a law that tackles gender-based violence.

RD estimations using age conditions on the level of social assistance program are also used in Bargain and Doorley (2011), in a similar way as Lemieux and Milligan (2008) for Canada.

Understand — this was an eternity for Yankees fans my age, conditioned early on to believe that the postseason could not happen without them.

The property's value is determined by factors like size, style, age, condition, location and recent comparable sales within the immediate neighborhood.

We live in an age conditioned by the still-enormous influence of modernism, with its clean-line, form-follows-function aesthetic and concommitant suspicion of Romantic "distortion".

*Extended talk time is dependent on the age and condition of the rechargeable batteries in the unit and the age, condition, and size of the battery in the mobile devices.

Up to 6.3% difference in springback is observed when forming workpieces with different pre-form age condition alone.