Sentence examples for average age of service from inspiring English sources

From 2002 to 2008, the average age of service members killed in action in Afghanistan was about 28; last year, it dropped to 26.

According to Girardi and Carvalho [ 18], the average age of health service workers in Brazil in 2000 was 38.

The Air Force also operates 59 newer KC-10A Extenders -- if you can use the word "newer" to describe airframes with an average age of 30 years -- but the service has said it may need to retire all of the Extenders to meet congressionally-mandated savings targets for the rest of the decade.

The participants had an average age of 55, and worked in civil service departments in London.

Despite growing demand for their services, the average age of US truck drivers has been rising for some time.

The commission noted that the average age of the commercial aircraft fleet was rising and that many craft remained in service beyond their minimum guaranteed level of service, which the panel pegged at about 20 years.

According to Combat Stress, the average length of service of new ex-servicemen looking for psychiatric help is 11.5 years, with an average age of 43.

Members of the credit-monitoring service CreditKarma.com with credit scores above 750 have an average age of open accounts of 7.5 years.

As the average age of the UK population increases so too does the demand on health services.

The average age of the members is 50, she said, and the chamber includes lawyers, accountants, financial service advisers and small-business owners.

The average age of children in Washington's juvenile work camps is between 16 and 17, according to juvenile services.