They are older than average.
They are older than average, and she has done well among the old so far.
Mrs Clinton seems to be leading among postal voters, who are older than average.
A third of stillbirths are to women who are either overweight, smoke or are older than average.
For one thing, Florida's population is older than average, a demographic that tends to favor Mr. McCain.
Such a bounce would have bolstered the argument of the optimists on Wall Street, who believe the seven-year-old bull market can keep running despite being older than average.
That it works so well is partly because it finds an audience in Pitlochry that, being older than average, understands the characters' experiences dealing with elderly and dying relatives, and perhaps also wayward partners and defiant children.
Shustak said that Lee, who has given no interviews personally and is shunning media, believed Lehman was ageist in its criteria for lay-offs - at 56, he is older than average on Wall Street: "He was in his mid-50s and he realised a lot of other people being laid off were older".
As Dale Ho -- he runs the ACLU's voting rights project -- explained, early voters had, before 2008, typically been middle class and wealthy people, as well as being older than average, because those were the folks who were more likely to know about the option to vote before Election Day.
If the animal under study is older than average or substantially overweight (such as in an obesity study), the heart may need to be digested for a longer period of time.
