Sentence examples for greater ages from inspiring English sources

At greater ages still, salaries started dropping, dependent on the level of education.

Crossbred, female, and neutered dogs showed greater ages at death than other groups.

The oldest Murray cod aged yet was 48 years of age, and the even larger specimens of years past leave little doubt that the species can reach considerably greater ages, of 70 years or more.

The typical lifespan is two years, but a bird in Sweden lived to ten years and two months Much greater ages, up to 24 years, have been recorded in captive garden warblers.

The present trophic diversity of these fishes, which constitute only a portion of the Cichlidae, is comparable to the aggregate of that present in multiple perciform fish families of considerably greater ages.

In regression models, there was a significant interaction between genotype and age (p<0.0001) relative to KL scores, with the effect of genotype being stronger at greater ages.

Caroline Astor claimed that her greater age gave her the privilege.

Ambidexterity is also associated with greater age-related decline in brain volume.

Did this entitled young punk think that greater age made Stephen weak?

The flip-side of our greater age is that it may confer some authority.

Well, NWA 7034, because of its greater age, may be able to address those questions".