Sentence examples for ages of its from inspiring English sources

Save the Children is thinking ahead when it comes to the ages of its donors -- that's why it decided to go digital.

While AARP previously catered to different ages of its membership with different publications (in 2002 it introduced a publication called My Generation aimed at those 55 and under while sending Modern Maturity to those over 55), today it sends AARP The Magazine to all members, but sends slightly different versions to those 50 to 59, 60 to 69, and over 70.

Uber and Lyft — which said it did not track the ages of its drivers — and their supporters contend that on-demand employment lets companies provide work without the costly rights and perks like overtime pay and vacation time, that attach to full-time employees.

The Boy Scouts of America has said that, at the time, it did not keep a record of the ages of its Eagle Scouts, only an alphabetical list of those who had received the award.

Whether it's because of public fatigue or the advancing ages of its mainstays, who can't quite sandblast the high notes as they once did, those days appear to be over.

We could assign an age to the Milky Way by the ages of its oldest constituents.

But is there anything South Korea can do to reverse the ageing of its population?It could admit more immigrants.

But no matter its shape or the age of its stars, it sure is beautiful!

Nothing about it, except the age of its heroine, suggests it was written by the teenager in front of me.

Ebay also notes that the size of its catalog and age of its service could give it an advantage in this space.

What makes the piece remarkable is not only the young age of its maker, but also how accomplished it feels considering it's film student Lechowski's debut.