Sentence examples for age of raising from inspiring English sources
Though the proprietors were past the age of raising children or funding college tuitions, retirement now looked impossible as their savings were slashed and the sales value of their store lessened.
Between 30 and 40% of non small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC) cases are diagnosed in patients over 70 years of age, raising specific issues of age, comorbidity and toxicity (Pallis et al, 2010).
Age-old habits of raising seedlings, transplanting them into the fields and threshing, drying and storing the plant are being rejected.
The changes mean pupils in all four of the UK nations will be awarded different qualifications at the age of 16, raising questions about how they will be distinguished from each other.
A weight loss between 25 and 35 years of age raises the immediate blood POP concentrations considerably.
For KIPyV, the observed decrease in seropositivity rate for patients >19 years of age raises the possibility that antibodies against KIPyV wane over time.
The spawner fishery has a weak effect of raising age at maturation.
The hare-brained idea of raising the age of Medicare eligibility to 67 seems to be off the table.
In 2001 a report by The Guardian newspaper quoted several people in favour of raising the age.
On the other hand, the idea of raising the age of Medicare eligibility gets very respectful treatment — now that's serious.
Instead, Judge Lippman said, he will turn to an informal network that has been working behind the scenes on the legal and procedural issues of raising the age of juvenile jurisdiction.
