Sentence examples for changing age from inspiring English sources

A bomb should surely involve some element of surprise, yet the changing age profile of advanced societies is well documented.

Ms. Larmore's singing is luscious, with a sparkle of youthfulness and fun: her double cross-dressing, changing age as well as sex, is overtly a game.

"Isn't it part of the balance sheet in this changing age that the digital world can provide us an Assange and the N.S.A. at the same time?" he told me.

Anderson started in 10km and half-marathons in 1999 and did her first ultra two years later, and has noticed a rapid growth in the sport, as well as a changing age profile.

His books on the late 18th and early 19th centuries (Die deutschen Mächte und der Fürstenbund, 1871 72; Ursprung und Beginn der Revolutionskriege 1791 und 1792, 1875; Hardenberg und die Geschichte des preussischen Staates von 1793 bis 1813, 1877) are subtle accounts of complex political events but address themselves only indirectly to the central problems of a changing age.

Indeed, if changing age structure between 1981 2006 is allowed for, the decline in the interprovincial migrant share still occurs but is absolutely smaller.

Like all other natural resouces, one day it will come to an end and what will happen to the people then?"AdiAdavi is more optimistic: "Changing age-old traditions (especially religious) is part of the human evolution.

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I seem to manage to 'act' changing ages.

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Higher temperatures tend to result in a decrease of C fixation by speeding decomposition, whereas increases in litter input due to increasing net primary production and changing age-class structure will slow the loss of SOC.