Sentence examples for change ages from inspiring English sources

In 2006, a senior Chinese official admitted that past youth squads had included players above the permitted age and Yi's longtime American teammate in the Guangdong Southern Tigers, Jason Dixon, said to Chad Ford that Yi was "21 or 22...It's pretty common over to change ages".

The modern day external shocks are clear: energy depletion, climate change, ageing populations and migration.

Prophets of change age harder than normal folks, even when some of the changes they glimpsed arrive.

I'd like to express how outraged I am at the United States' barbaric refusal to change age-old, Puritanical laws.

New missions today should be expanded around problems posed by climate change, ageing, inequality and youth unemployment.

There are certainly issues driving change in the utility industry: climate change, aging infrastructure and distributed generation, for starters.

"Vaccines, climate change, aging, cancer research – the work that impacts everyone and everything – will move significantly faster because of what we are doing," said Teytelman.

Allowing them to grow, change, age and die makes the work a living, breathing portrait as dynamic as life itself. .

Some are unwilling to change age-old manufacturing processes.

I'm not shot in the head with all the negative changes aging has forced me to accept.

Reclassification resulted in changed age specific incidences of seminoma and NSGCT, most noticeably in 1950-59.