Sentence examples for basic youth from inspiring English sources
The wonder of Messi was spotted by his father, Jorge, when the child was barely out of the cradle, and he went on to be loved by his local team, Newell's Old Boys, which opened the doors of its somewhat more basic youth training to Messi when he was only 6.
Clashes between generations encapsulate some of life's basic dramas: youth versus age and passion versus wisdom.
Options vary hugely, and you can find anything from the large and upscale Rydges Hotel to the basic YHA youth hostel.
Matt Busby's horror at the basic cruelty of youth football in the inter-war years was a driving force in the way he chose to rebuild Manchester United.
With a high primary and secondary school enrolment ratio, school health services personnel in the country are well placed to ensure high coverage with a basic package of youth friendly health services.
Having an investor with a youthful outlook helps, since youth is basic to fashion, and explains why Proenza Schouler has stayed at the front of a class of downtown darlings that emerged a decade ago.
He subsequently became one of the earliest recruits to the Air Training Corps, established in 1941 to facilitate basic training for youths aged 16 to 18 whose ambition was to become aircrew in the Royal Australian Air Force.
Meanwhile, Wrigley played a leading part in the development of the Air Training Corps, formed in April 1941 to facilitate basic training for youths aged sixteen to eighteen who hoped to become RAAF aircrew.
Meeting youths' basic needs, including housing security, can aid in the prevention of IDU as when resources run out, short term solutions like drug use can become the best or only coping mechanism [ 23].
Comparing basic characteristics between youths and adults we tested differences by chi-squared test (for categorical variables) and t-test or, in case of non-parametric distribution, Mann-Whitney-U-test (for continuous variables).
"But for disadvantaged youth lacking basic education, a failure in their first experience on the labor market is often difficult to make up and may expose them to long-lasting scarring effects".
