Sentence examples for collective age from inspiring English sources

While the team's talent became unquestionable, its collective age became a question mark.

"I think that's been overstated in a sense," said Kidd, 39, of the Knicks' collective age.

One of the Russian players, Arkady Tyurin, 48, joked about the team's collective age as he accepted the championship trophy.

Still, it's unlikely that you will see another band with a collective age of two hundred and twenty-four that is as ferocious as this one.

He worked at an incredible pace – nine portraits in four hours, and on subjects with a collective age of 917 years.

The surviving Pythons now have a collective age of 357, and the working title for the show is "One down, five to go".

The Yankees have not wanted to accept the theory of collective aging, but they do recognize they are in the hardest part of the postseason: the first round.

The reason for what the study calls "the collective aging of the NIH-funded independent investigator workforce" is very likely the overproduction of Ph.D.s relative to available openings for faculty positions, which has prevented thousands of able young scientists from launching careers as independent investigators.

The QoL patient data were compared to data on an approximately age-matched control collective (aged 18 34 years) representative for the German population [ 14].

Martin Weale, director of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research in Britain, argues that saving by Germans is no more than is needed to make reasonable provision for its aging population, while Britain and the United States "decided not to make adequate provision for their collective old age".

The collective mean age of both PES positive and negative groups at the time of examination was 74.5 years (range 65 98 years), significantly higher among PES-positive group (77.2 vs. 74.0 years; independent samples t-test; p < 0.001).