Sentence examples for considerable older from inspiring English sources

The different launch dates of the respective handsets make a direct sales cycle comparison a little unfair, since Apples iPhone 5 launched last September, positioned to fully capitalise on holiday sales, while Samsung's Galaxy SIII is considerable older, launching back in May.

Relationships of older adults with people with whom they have affectionate ties have tended to depend less on what older people can do in terms of their physical performance; thus, even when physical declines are considerable, older people can still find intimacy in close relationships [ 63].

Peter Boyle summed up the considerable old and new evidence that alcohol is a risk factor for breast cancer.

Two changes, in particular, could have considerable impact on older people and their families.

There is still considerable production from older wells in Arctic waters, but there has been no new drilling in Alaskan federal waters since 2003.

She has to devote considerable time helping older, unemployed Korean immigrants fill out application forms for public benefits because, Ms. Kim said, so many of them refuse to go to the Human Resources Agency alone.

However these numbers have to be taken with care, because the background set corresponded to recent articles, while the PubMed database hosts a considerable number of older publications.

Since the neuropsychological decrement associated with normal ageing cannot be readily distinguished from that of very early stage dementia, and it is very difficult to diagnose the disease in the early stage; a considerable number of older drivers may continue driving because many of them will not be diagnosed as having the disease by physicians [6, 33, 40].

Following an increase in coin collecting among the public in the mid-nineteenth century, there arose considerable demand for older American coins.

James Reed, who had been living in the U.S. for a considerable time, was older and had military experience, but his autocratic attitude had rubbed many in the party the wrong way, and they saw him as aristocratic, imperious, and ostentatious.

Secondly, the reference sample of this study included a considerable number of older persons.