Sentence examples for considered older from inspiring English sources

The former Afghan president, Burhanuddin Rabbani, 61, heads a faction in the alliance that is considered older and more skeptical of the West.

The most recent work published at the time of writing of this review is considered, older sources are listed only on as-needed basis.

While the cognitive and physiological limitations of ageing and their road safety implications have been widely documented, research has generally considered older drivers as a homogeneous group.

As a result, the age at which criminal justice-involved individuals are considered "older" varies considerably, with some systems using the community norm (age 65) and others using ages 50 or 55 to define "older age" (Psick et al. 2017).

In some versions of the poem, considered older, Lalli's weapon was a sword.

For the definition of microalbuminuria we also considered older values given as the urinary albumin concentration measured in a first morning specimen.

At the time, poetry was considered old-fashioned.

Figurative sculpture was considered old-fashioned or kitsch".

But that is increasingly considered old-school thinking.

"Being a 30-year-old hockey player in 1950 or 1960 might have been considered old.

But now, a dog is considered old if it lives seven years.