Sentence examples for ages over from inspiring English sources

Ammunition as it ages over decades often becomes less powerful, reliable and accurate.

He sent us this updated chart that tracks nominee ages over the years:  Just kidding!

An intense debate occurred in the Middle Ages over the ontological status of universals.

If the canvas ages over the years, the company will replace it free.

The bloom is what happens to varnish when it ages over a short-term period of time.

ITV begged to differ, saying the "common motif of a phallic object" had been a "comic mode popular with all ages over hundreds of years", Ofcom reported.

It charted the lives of more than 30,000 Danes of all ages over an average of 15 years, during which almost 6,000 of them died.

Indeed, the succession of ice ages over the last few million years has created a landscape so abrupt and strange as to inspire a vocabulary all its own.

"He's interested in the life cycle, how plant material ages over the course of the year," and how it relates to the plants around it.

In this case, an advantageous gene transfer might be preserved.Given the number of ice ages over the past 20m years, an antifreeze gene would be of great advantage.

In such a setting, simple single isotope exposure ages over-estimate the latest period of surface exposure; hence, alternate approaches are required to constrain the multi-stage exposure/burial histories of such samples.