Sentence examples for are by age from inspiring English sources

"They are, by age and resume, a lot different than their predecessors," said Leo Hindery Jr., managing partner of InterMedia Partners, a media investment company, whom Mr. Kerrey appointed to the board in 2006.

The poll's most marked divisions are by age, with younger Americans being significantly more likely to support legalization than older Americans.

Now, all these categories are back with a vengeance, attracting vast hordes of fans, including, to my shock, people that are, by age, sophistication and experience supposedly outside the age of the young teenage demographic (which is still the golden target audience of these products).

Overall these data suggest that in a high-income country with sophisticated and accessible health services, pregnancy health and health service use are governed by socioeconomic factors to a greater extent than they are by age or mode of conception.

Today, the clearest divide is by age and education.

The divides in the caucuses and the polls have largely been by age, rather than gender.

Born in Bremen, Germany, Mr. Goro was by age 30 a photojournalist and editor in chief of Munich Illustrated, a weekly.

A good way to determine proper allocation is by age.

The easiest breakdown for this is by age.

Despite this, reports on how migraine and RLS may be associated by age is limited.

A case that votes should have been weighted by age can be made too.