Sentence examples for cited age from inspiring English sources

The judges cited age, mental problems, lack of previous criminal record and co-operation with police.

The M B boundary has a frequently cited age of 780 ka, which is derived from astronomically tuned benthic and planktonic oxygen isotope records from the eastern equatorial Pacific (Shackleton et al. 1990).

But when his grant funding declined and Jefferson reduced his office space, he cited age discrimination issues and ended up in court in 2010.

Sixty-one percent of workers aged 45-74 were not confident that they would find a job without a drop in pay and 33% of that group cited age discrimination or other age related issues as the reason.

One mother cited age as a reason for changing taste preferences and eating behaviours (Box 1,E).

Studies using data from the HRS and MIDUS surveys in the US reported that ∼30% of respondents age 50 and over cited age as the most common reason for perceived everyday discrimination [ 9, 11, 22].

It cited aging malls' inability to compete with newer malls that provide a stronger draw with movies and other recreation, and increasing dissatisfaction among suburban shoppers bone-tired of highway trips and traffic.

Speaking two years after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant disaster in Japan, Allison M. Macfarlane, a geologist who became chairwoman of the five-member commission last July, cited aging nuclear reactors, terrorist attacks and natural disasters, saying, "we don't know everything about how the Earth behaves, and we must factor this into how we approach nuclear safety".

Her death was confirmed by her friend, Julie Keyes, who cited age-related illnesses as the cause.

Starting age 41, however, the literature cited ages with the author and gets older and older as time passes.

In February 2013 Benedict announced that he would resign at the end of that month, citing age and health concerns.