Sentence examples for consequently young from inspiring English sources

Many Apple users are in the highly coveted 18-34 age demographic and are consequently young professionals.

In the socio-cultural context of South Asia, premarital sex is censured not only for girls, but also for boys, and consequently young people's sexual activity and sexual health information and needs remain largely unaddressed.

Consequently, young graduates entered the workforce with "know what" instead of "know how" and employers discovered they lacked experiential skills.

This means that although a girl who is born in, say December 1992 is slightly older than a girl born in January 1993, in terms of her year group she is the youngest and consequently 'acts younger' (i.e., she's more likely to do reckless things, including getting pregnant).

Female ruffed lemurs produce relatively rich milk compared to other lemurs, and consequently, their young develop faster than those of other lemurs.

The NAIS case definition included exposure to sick or dying poultry and consequently very young children and the elderly were underrepresented in our sample.

Therefore younger people may have remained uninformed about TB issues and consequently had a lower knowledge about TB.

The model predicts that when a low quality individual A partners with a high quality individual B, then A will care less than usual, B will care more than usual, and B will consequently die younger.

Therefore, younger children (range at surgery: 4 10 years old) were most immature for semantic fluency before surgery, and consequently presented difficulties in organizing this function.

Many rural areas are consequently devoid of young workers.Instead, the economic mainstay of the kingdom has become the money sent home by young Nepalis abroad.

Reaching a health facility can be difficult and, consequently, shy and young women may not wish to go to a health institution for delivery imposing this burden on their husbands' family.