Sentence examples for age question from inspiring English sources

And like President Reagan before him, Mr. McCain has met the age question with humor.

The age question reared its head at every school he contacted.

"This new observation short-circuits getting to the age question, and offers a completely independent way of pinning down that value," Dr. Richer said.

The reason the age question comes up with such regularity is not because this relic of a place makes its habitués feel old — quite the contrary.

The thuggish wing of the talk-radio community uses the age question to undermine Hillary Clinton, the Democratic front-runner, who will be sixty-eight in October.

But Giggs, the attacker, and Zanetti, the defender, have started this season in such different ways that the age question becomes relevant.

Enrico Casella, the coach of the Italian women's team, had an idea to do away with age questions: create weight classes.

In the electronic age, questions of copyright, intellectual property rights, and the economics of information have become increasingly important to the future of library service.

That statement, however, appeared to contradict the accounts of Thommy Salcedo and Mr. Martiris, who said the loans began before age questions arose.

I know that sounds like a stone-age question.

But it also raises the bigger digital-age question about how much should be charged.