Sentence examples for age preferences from inspiring English sources

And those who spend too long overseas find they are shut out by rigid age preferences for graduates no older than their mid-20s.

The findings, which analysed the age preferences of 22,000 men and women using online dating sites across 14 countries, were published in the journal Evolution and Human Behavior.

As for age preferences, Mintel polled only legal imbibers, finding the drinks to be most popular among those 21 to 24, with 73 percent approving, and popularity waning steadily with age: 39 percent of those 55 to 64 liked the beverages, and 26 percent of those over 65.

These findings are discussed in terms of age preferences and good-genes models.

Although all assumptions about age preferences are arbitrary to some extent, ignoring age norms and preferences for partners would be less effective.

The nurses (56%) are aware of the age preferences of the patient's environment (although 60% claim they themselves are neutral and have "no age preferences" – or, if they have, admit to a negative bias concerning the elderly (20%) and a positive in favour of the very young (16%)).

From there, Kelley says, "it's a combination of knowledge about the person who needs to be matched, and intuition", along with factors such as geography, age preference, whether a person wants to see a male or female therapist.

Both Whipple's index and total modified Whipple's index showed consistency in detecting age preference.

With the exception of the 2007 census, the findings show the significant pattern of age preference of 0, 5 and 8 in 1976 , 1986and 1997, respectively.

Talbott asked Clinton what her age preference was, a question to which Clinton did not respond.

It's illegal to discriminate by age and to specify an age preference in a job ad, but it's not illegal to ask about age, though employment law experts say doing so does bear a whiff of discrimination.