Sentence examples for is substantially younger from inspiring English sources

And he is substantially younger than Dr. Delaware.

In contrast, much of the oceanic crust is substantially younger (tens of millions of years old), and none dates back more than 200 million years.

Our results demonstrate that, across a wide range of forest ecosystems from temperate forests to the sub-arctic treeline, the age of fine roots is substantially younger than that of the C used for their growth.

Because the ADEA prohibits discrimination on the basis of age and not class membership, the fact that a replacement is substantially younger than the plaintiff is a far more reliable indicator of age discrimination than is the fact that the plaintiff was replaced by someone outside the protected class.

The derived model age of this deposit is estimated to be ∼2.7 Ga; hence, it is substantially younger than the Imbrian-Eratosthenian boundary (3.2 Ga).

Since the single sample is substantially younger than the married sample, we are most likely to observe this in the single sample.

Applicators were substantially younger and had shorter exposure histories than did technicians and engineers.

The latter is more reliably indicated by the fact that his replacement was substantially younger than by the fact that his replacement was not a member of the protected class.

That the average audience age at last Saturday's concert was substantially younger than you usually find in London or Manchester should perhaps give orchestras elsewhere in the UK pause for thought.

Forests in Kootenay National Park were substantially younger than those in its reference area despite the exclusion of harvesting because natural disturbances affected large areas within the park over the past century.

The summit erosion surface cuts across Precambrian basement rocks and Paleocene Eocene lavas, constraining its age to being substantially younger than the last rift event in the Nuussuaq Basin, which took place during the late Maastrichtian and Danian.