Sentence examples for ageing made from inspiring English sources

But the extra ageing "made a huge difference.

However, ageing made some of the material gradually weaken.

The novel aspect of this study was in examining the impact of changes in physical activity on healthy ageing, made possible by repeated collection of physical activity data over follow-up.

The physiological changes associated with ageing make this population particularly vulnerable to injuries.

Ageing makes neurons work harder to meet neuroplastic demands.

Our ages made us low priority.

The adolescent's age made no difference.

Apparently, age made them see the benefits of education.

For people younger than 75, age made little difference.

Late in 1915, age made her ineligible for junior membership, and she applied for associate membership.

Mark O'Meara, who's about 97 years of age, made it through at 4-under.