Sentence examples for be right for older from inspiring English sources

"What may be right for younger elementary school children may not be right for older ones.

"However, it would not be right for older people or their families to be put under pressure to leave hospital before they are able to do so.

Even before the regular season, Woodson had to confront the issue of how much practice would be right for a team with so many older players.

If you don't really care about the new features, older models will be right for you at a good price.

"There are more Indian people, more Asian people; 20 years ago I didn't see that," said Karen St. Clair, who was recently looking for a home in Ocean Beach and Seaview that she hoped might be right for her husband and their 7-year-old son, Juwan.

As a young woman who cannot escape the never-ending marriage advice from other women, I struggle with accepting the idea that what feels right for one 23-year-old is right for all 23-year-olds.

"I don't think it's right for a 60-year-old man to be covered in rubber.

The families have signed on with a management company ("who does not believe in doing too much too soon, but rather in going nice and slow which is right for an eight-year-old-girl") and there are plans for future trips and deals and videos.

Houghton concludes that the date 1850 is right for a dress already slightly old fashioned, but the occasion wrong.

Being a girl, his 12-year-old granddaughter Pai (Keisha Castle-Hughes) needn't apply, but her gentle yet persistent suggestion that she is right for the job rankles the old man to the point that she can no longer remain under his roof.

"It is right for our democracy that a generation of older women should not be ignored," she said.