Sentence examples for generally young and from inspiring English sources

The majority of military amputees differ from the dysvascular amputees of the general population in that they are generally young and extremely active individuals.

Consistent with the findings in C. elegans[ 11], retrogene introns generated by intronization in humans are generally young and are mostly located in the coding region of the new gene.

Crowd scene: Generally young and approachable.

Generally, young and aged lambics are blended, and the result is called gueuze (pronounced GURZ-uh).

Haro's employees are generally young and healthy, he said, and they rarely go to the doctor.

Many of the generally young and hip diners sported elaborate, artful bodywork.

However, the magnitude of effect for the morbidities was much higher than that found in our study [ 31], which may be because pregnant women are generally younger and healthier compared to the general adult population.

That is, that in general, and with the exception of Kosovars and Albanians who are generally younger and hence more optimistic, most people in the Balkans feel pretty miserable.

Baseball draftees are generally younger and usually need an extended apprenticeship in the minor leagues.

They said patients in the Dutch study were generally younger and healthier than the typical American heart-bypass patient.

During the business day I mixed with people who were generally younger and invariably richer than I was.