Sentence examples for equals young from inspiring English sources

At the time, I wrote that this approach reminded me of the "infinite monkey" theorem: young women plus typewriters equals young women's media.

With some restraint, Cronenberg and Hampton do not play upon the much-discussed German puns in the three principals' names: that is, Freud equals joy, Jung equals young, and Spielrein equals either "play pure" (Spiel-rein) or "play inside", even "play inside me" (Spiel-herein).

"The hair and the lipstick are lighter," she says, indicating her television-friendly (lighter equals younger) copper tresses and coral lips, "and the thoughts are darker.

In both countries, other things being equal, young people out of the parental home spend more time doing tasks than co-resident children (Table 5).

In that University of Regina study, one of the key findings, Ruddell writes, is: "All other factors being equal, young single males are more likely to become involved in crime than their older and married counterparts".

Kappel and Sondøe [ 33] argue that, other things being equal, young people should be prioritised in distributing limited resources; "either because resources will generally be more useful when given to young people, or because they have lived less life and therefore 'deserve' the health improvement [ 11], p.201]" - a so-called 'fair innings' argument.

The historical and Holocene record of volcanic eruptions is better understood than its Pleistocene counterpart, and all things being equal, younger tephras should be better preserved.

It seems banal, but it carries a sinister message: looking good equals looking young.

Volunteers fall into two groups of roughly equal numbers: young people and students, and the over-50s.

The prevalence of these fallacies was equal in young earth creationism and intelligent design/old earth creationism.

Despite facing obstacles to being recognized as equal stakeholders, young people contributed throughout the process of developing the SFDRR, achieving greater recognition of young people as agents of change and working towards increased partnerships.