Sentence examples for appreciably younger from inspiring English sources

At Abrams' event with Obama 24 hours later, it was majority black and appreciably younger.

They were also, alas, from an appreciably younger class, also reuniting that week.

The basic Lagavulin 16 Years, our No. 10, though not appreciably younger, was much less complex, mildly smoky with both savory and sweet flavors.

Of course, there's nothing more guaranteed to make a woman feel not only ancient but also mentally unhinged than seeing a cosmetic surgeon appreciably younger than herself, as I found out when I sought advice from a much-touted 37-year-old colleague of Pitman's named Robert Silich.

We see in Table 1 that individuals who participated in the WIA Adult program are more likely to be female and black and are also appreciably younger than individuals in the comparison population.

It is interesting that while the DAPI foci did not change appreciably between young and old specimens, only in the old tissues NanoOrange staining increased in these regions.

It is this extraordinary time that Stephen Frears' hugely enjoyable film revisits, aided by a cracking impersonation of the Queen by Helen Mirren who, though appreciably taller and younger than our head of state, achieves an eerie transformation with the aid of hairpiece, glasses, frumpier-than-thou couture and brilliant mimicry of the Queen's walk.

For example, Cooper et al. [30] have reported previously that aged mice were able to initially inhibit replication of Mycobacterium tuberculosis growth in the lungs appreciably more than young mice.

These results did not vary appreciably across gender, but younger individuals tended to rate their most recent IVR experience more favorably than older respondents did.

The armed insurgency reemerged appreciably in 2016 when Burhan Wani, another young combatant, was shot dead during a gunfight with paramilitary officers.

By our estimate, 475 million jobs will be needed in the next decade to appreciably dent the number of unemployed young people and provide opportunities for the 40 million of them entering the labour market every year.