Sentence examples for currently aged from inspiring English sources

The difficulty encountered with enrolling patients who initiated prophylaxis at age ≥6 years and those in the on-demand subgroups currently aged 12 21 years suggests that prophylaxis is the current standard of care for young patients with haemophilia in Europe.

Millennials are currently aged 20-35, or born between 1980 and the end of 1994 (with some more generous definitions taking in those born up to 2000).

This group of 70 million potential customers, currently aged 8 to 25, represents the largest demographic bulge since the baby boomers.

According to the Office for National Statistics, the average life expectancy for a man currently aged 65 is 86, and for a 65-year-old woman it's 89; some will reach 100-plus.

Thirty-one per cent of those currently aged 16-24 have taken drugs but 35- 44-year-olds have been the biggest users of drugs with nearly half (47%) of this age group having taken them.

With the number of people aged 75 and over expected to double by 2040, and half a million people currently aged 90 and over, the ageing population has never been higher on the government's agenda.

After weeks of tastings for the industry and the wine press in Bordeaux, where the 2005's are currently aging in barrels, the message is clear: 2005 is a knockout.

Instead, tasted from the barrel, where the '07s are currently aging, the Comte Armand reds were fresh and minerally, the various crus in Pommard and Auxey-Duresses differing markedly in density and nuance according to where the grapes were grown, yet all lithe and agile.

We are all currently aging and will die sooner than later.

According to Ewan Morgan, Diageo is currently aging stocks of Bulleit, Blade and Bow, and "others in our American whiskey portfolio," at Stitzel-Weller.

Developing countries are currently ageing much faster than industrialised countries (3, 4).