Sentence examples for defined older from inspiring English sources

The film had a very defined (older) audience, which the distributor Sony was able to target with marketing.

To describe the 5-year cumulatincidenceence and change in epiretinal membranes in a defined older Australian population.

Starring Robert Redford, Nick Nolte and Emma Thompson, the film has a clearly defined older audience, but this demographic didn't exactly flock.

(Maybe this is why younger rock bands can't fill stadiums year after year, while the more geographically defined older bands like U2, Springsteen and the Beach Boys can).

In addition to her pals, Lola has mostly supportive parents (Debra Winger and Bill Pullman) who genially represent a vaguely defined older generation.

Design with your defined older adult archetype in mind, first and foremost, from the start, so they "want" it.

In a blog post announcing the change, most comments said they wanted the old Facebook back, whatever that means (Facebook has changed so much over the last couple of years there really is no defined "old Facebook" any more).

16 Two age classes were defined: Old age ≥45 years and Young age ≤44 years.

The fact that a patient should be defined old when he/she reaches a certain age in not axiomatic.

But, in general, people typically define older adults as those 65 and older.

As one of our readers notes: "This usage defines older people by their non-participation in the workforce and immediately typifies them as dependents or drains on the public purse.