Sentence examples for comparative age from inspiring English sources

Back in that comparative age of enlightenment, even Mitt Romney kept his arms at his sides.

I soon discovered that many people were extremely aware of both my youth and of the comparative age difference between us.

Ferguson's general assertions about the comparative age of the generations were correct, though his claim that he played "two 18-year-olds, a 19-year-old, a 20-year-old and two 21-year-olds" in the 1-0 defeagainstnst Besiktas is not entirely right.

We live in a highly informed, highly comparative age.

The comparative age and proximity of their stadiums has led to various discussions about the possibility of both Dundee clubs moving to a new, purpose-built shared stadium.

Figure 3 shows the comparative age distribution of these elements for each species.

Whether LADA merely represents older-onset type 1 diabetes or is a distinct subgroup has been debated (6), but studies comparing LADA with classical type 1 diabetes in a comparative age-range are lacking.

Leaving for Washington, she puts the orphanage in the hands of Martha, who has -- with all disregard to comparative ages -- grown up to be Joan Plowright.

Interesting tables show, for example, rates of emigration to America and the comparative ages of 1930s leaders (the fascists were younger).

However, there has been no comprehensive assessment of the comparative age-patterns of different malaria outcomes across a wide range of epidemiological settings.

These data were used to compute comparative age-, sex- and calendar year-specific hospitalisation rates for each category of vascular disease excluding heart failure (data on this outcome in the general population were unavailable).