Sentence examples for ages of more from inspiring English sources

The first four all have average new-car buying ages of more than 50 years old, but Audi's is only 43.

Radioisotope dating of the fossils gave ages of more than 100,000 years.

Then, to calculate how uptake varied for the entire brain, they combined that data with the brain volumes and ages of more than 400 individuals between 4.5 years of age and adulthood, gathered from a National Institutes of Health study and others.

Mineral crystals in the rocks, called zircons, are hardy things, nearly impervious to time, and many of them have ages of more than 4 billion years evidence for the oldest rocks on Earth (the zircons originally crystallized in rocks that have long since disappeared).

Some ant species show an even more impressive divergence in their life expectancies, as individual queens of the garden ant Lasius niger can reach ages of more than 28 years, whereas workers usually die after 1-2 years [22], [23].

The ages of more advanced embryos and hatched chicks are indicated by the incubation or post-hatching day.

Martin Sheen's exploits were far more private, coming before the age of more aggressive entertainment reporting.

Bigger Data and Smarter Scaling (October 17) It's the age of more.

Many will be able to take evasive action and make plans for the return to an age of more normal interest rates.

As Carl Bildt, Sweden's foreign minister, puts it, "the age of more for nothing, or even more for less is over".

By 1970 it exceeded 70 years, and at some future date the death of a person at an authenticated age of more than 114 years can be expected.