Sentence examples for ages potential from inspiring English sources

The OECD predicts that, as the population ages, potential growth will drop, falling below 1% by 2020.

Three decades of aging potential?

It contributes greatly to taste, tartness and aging potential.

SupremeCorq has just released a plastic cork called Preservera intended for "fine wine with aging potential".

The lingering finish is satisfying; the aging potential, perhaps up to three years.

It went on, "Premier Cru has both long aging potential and exceptional food-friendliness".

The Grüner Veltliners often have a tinge of green that, local growers say, suggests considerable aging potential.

Given the current slow pace of reforms (and population ageing), potential growth remains low, while actual growth is on a very moderate cyclical recovery that is now threatened by post-Brexit risks and uncertainties.

One clue to the aging potential of Rosé des Riceys is the fact that growers are generally selling their 2008s or 2006s now, even as most of the other rosés available in stores are from the 2011 or 2010 vintages.

While most Moscato is drunk within a few years, or even months, of the harvest, Mr. Boido pulled a few old bottles from his cellar to demonstrate the aging potential of his Vigna Vecchia, or old vine, cuvée.

This was a substantial advantage with respect to the four months of earlier practices, because it meant the wines were ready for release much earlier, without sacrificing aging potential.