Sentence examples for age has opened from inspiring English sources

Some entrepreneurs have smuggled in satellite receivers to connect to the internet; they then sell accounts to their neighbours.The digital age has opened the odd crack in the state's information monopoly.

The digital age has opened up new opportunities to improve the customer experience in using public transport.

Overall, the identification of a functional circadian clock in cartilage tissue (which dampens with age) has opened up an exciting new avenue for OA research.

After 85 years on the ocean's bottom, corrosion, currents, storms and age have opened up the wreck.

I do not favor raising the retirement age; he has opened the door to that".

Lately, at age 39, Heinrichs has opened a window into her past that has helped explain her ambitious present.

Rolling out initially in developed markets where the population skews more to upper-age ranges, Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel has opened slightly short of its predecessor in Australia (Marigold 1: $3.6m; Marigold 2: $3.1m) and New Zealand (M1: 555K; M1: 496K).

The restaurant closed last year, though, and now, at age 45, Mr. Cortes has opened a new business and has slightly tweaked his cuisine's ethnic bent.

There are in fact two periods of old age that medical technology has opened up, at least for people in the developed world.

"Raising the age-limit to 39, the age at which Dylan died, has opened the field and given us an extraordinarily strong shortlist, but even then this is a formidable year," said chair of judges Peter Florence, founder of the Hay festival.

The important role of CR on aging and age-related diseases such as cancer, has opened an attractive approach to potentially manipulate aging to achieve the ultimate goal of impacting longevity in humans.