Sentence examples for gained age from inspiring English sources

Now, at this point, I'm left wondering if Newt's obsession with this moon notion, etc., is not just the time in his life but, after all, an indication of a deeper need to take on unwieldy ideas that will make it difficult for him to ever become President, even after he's gained age and experience.

Now, at this point, I'm left wondering if the way Ryan is simultaneously a participant and observer, etc., is not just the time in his life but, after all, an indication of a deeper refusal to take a strong position that will make it difficult for him to be a figure of consequence even after he's gained age and experience.

Further, the decrease in death rates at younger ages since 1970 resulted in about 2.0 million years of potential life gained under age 75 in 2006 alone.

"The houses have gained in age over 25 years," he said.

In addition, the more weight gained from age 18 until mid-life, the less likely was healthy survival after the age of 70.

Even in an automated future, he thought, you'd need people to apply the wisdom gained through age and experience.

The new recommendations are based on a Markov model, which showed that more life years were gained using age-differentiated thresholds.

In all specifications we include the following set of regressors: the dummy variable for the windfall gain, age, age squared, a dummy for married status and two dummy variables indicating whether there are any children aged 0 6 or 7 15 in the household.

Interestingly, the genomic copy number gain, age at diagnosis and HER2 gain were the only statistically significant variables in the model.

A history of weight gain, age of menopause, fracture, alcohol use, magnitude of exercise and duration of breast feeding could also contribute.

In spite of increasing trends in maternal BMI, weight gain, age, and fasting glucose corresponding to birth weight in the third tertile, the differences were not significant.