Sentence examples for isolated age from inspiring English sources
This prompted Fay Schopen to pen a thinkpiece for The Guardian, saying British people live in an "isolated age," and that "Anyone can die alone not just the lonely".
This prompted Fay Schopen to pen a thinkpiece for The Guardian, saying British people live in an "isolated age," and that "Anyone can die alone not just the lonely". .
This prompted Fay Schopen to pen a thinkpiece for the Guardian, saying British people live in an "isolated age", and that "Anyone can die alone not just the lonely".
Furthermore I discuss the difficulties of the idea that a continuous process has a certain effect on vital rates at some isolated age, but no effect before (or after) that age.
The question then arises whether it is possible that a continuous process has a certain effect on vital rates at some isolated age, but no effect before or after that age.
She plays three stages in Schmitz's life: in the 1930s when she is a tough, lonely woman who has an affair with a teenage boy; then a few years later as the same woman charged as a guard at Auschwitz with monstrous crimes against Jews; and finally as an isolated, ageing woman teaching herself to read.
Because her mother is ill, Ginny is sent to live with her father in England, where he and some volunteers have recreated an isolated Iron Age farm as a social experiment.
It was a fittingly multigenerational celebration for an idea inspired by the parents of some of the original members, who became increasingly isolated with age: no one should have to grow old alone.
Cardiac myocytes were isolated from age- and gender-matched mice (FVB and C57BL/6) and rats (Sprague Dawley (SD) and Wistar).
Essential revisions: Reviewer 1 1) The authors contend that they have isolated late age mothers.
Association among serotypes, clinical sites of isolates, age groups, and penicillin susceptibility were tested using Chi-square test of independence or Fisher's exact test, whenever appropriate.
