Sentence examples for cross sections of age from inspiring English sources

In addition, recruitment of subjects from the university campus may mean that the results are not generalizable to the population of Guangzhou as a whole, despite the good cross sections of age and occupation among the test subjects.

Like growth rings on trees, the players on Sunday's leader board at Augusta National revealed a cross section of age.

The class attracts a cross section of ages and professions, mostly men but also some women.

I enjoy being in situations that put me in contact with people representing a real cross section of ages.

(Daniel M. Gold) 'The Other F Word' (No rating, 1 39) In this compelling and often touching peek at punk paternity, Andrea Blaugrund Nevins invites a cross section of aging rockers to dish on the demands of fatherhood.

(Gold) 'The Other F Word' (No rating, 1 39) In this compelling and often touching peek at punk paternity, Andrea Blaugrund Nevins invites a cross section of aging rockers to dish on the demands of fatherhood.

But the women are the stars, a cross section of ages and ambition, more successes than failures.

A cross-section of age groups set off from the start line, from gap year students to retirees.

A leadership group of players with a cross-section of age and experience.

The participants in the interviews were purposefully selected from the larger survey sample to provide a cross-section of age, gender and cultural background.

The synagogue has a congregation that is a cross-section of ages, explained Mrs. Blumberg, with a nice group of young people.