Sentence examples for age step from inspiring English sources
"Players are reared properly from a young age, step by step.
Jack VanDerhei, research director at the Employee Benefit Research Institute, recommends that all Americans, as they age, step back and do a thorough assessment of their retirement savings and retirement plans — perhaps at age 50.
The final model examined all three SES measures adjusting for demographic and clinical characteristics and the interaction of income and age (step 5).
The differences observed in the categories mentioned according to age seem also correspond to the Erikson's phases of the psychosocial development, with life-stage challenges that are specific to each age step: social relations categories are more often cited by young participants, work occupation by respondents between 30 and 50 and health by older participants [ 35].
If you're under the age of consent (usually 16-18 in most countries) and he's older than this age, step back and wait.
Grace Coddington is 74 years old: imagining someone of her age stepping down from such a pivotal role in any industry is easy, even understandable.
The car door slammed, and a man his mother's age stepped out into the wind with an armload of flowers and a bottle that was probably wine or maybe whiskey.
This idea of wrapping a ruin around a building was also taken up by young American universities, whose steel frames and concrete slabs were concealed behind stone cladding splashed with acid to simulate age (steps were made from soft stone so they would wear down more quickly).
Whenever she saw a girl her age stepping from a large new car among the expensive shops in Liberty Market, or glittering in a pair of diamond drops at a wedding, Husna's mind would hang like a swaying fruit on these symbols of wealth, not letting go for hours.
But now Dakota's little sis is back to dressing her age, stepping out in an adorable sailor-style frock and matching hat (granny socks not included).
To generate lists of genes differentially expressed in different conditions, CAG100 and CAG250 were compared with CAG0 at the corresponding age (step-up P < 0.05).
