Sentence examples for invariably very young from inspiring English sources
They are almost invariably very young, most of them between the ages of fifteen and twenty, poor, and also very similar in their looks.
Vaginal RMS is almost invariably botryoid and affects very young girls as described earlier.
Vaginal and vulval RMS is almost invariably botryoid and occurs in very young girls with a median age of 21 months.
Young can be very, very young.
What the foreign scientists that Next Wave Germany spoke to found even more astonishing is the current--and rather strong--societal view that a very young child should be looked after at home by a parent (invariably the mother) until age 3.
(F, Ind, I, 70 74) I don't know if they've all put rails in now, but the 341 [bus], there was nothing to hang on to, from the back seat, to get down … And, invariably I hung on [to] a young man who was, if there was a young man! (Laughter all round) Very young man! (multiple voices and laughter).
Very beautiful and very young".
