Sentence examples for later the age from inspiring English sources

In 1990, 69% of Britons said homosexuality was wrong; a decade later the age of consent had been slashed, cabinet ministers were openly gay, and less than half of Britons held that view.This was a change to rival anything that happened in the 1960s even if the pop music of that time, Mr Alwyn concedes, was vastly better than the thin reworking of it by Oasis, Pulp and Suede.

A noble effort, but a year later the age of membership edged upwards anyways because the older members gained a year.

A few decades later, the age of confessional media and YouTube rants dawned, and what was once a radical rupture of boundaries began to feel pretty old hat.

Notably, the later the age at breast cancer diagnosis, the greater the relative change in the BRCA1 mutation carrier probability.

The later the age at first full-term pregnancy, the higher the number of already initiated cells and the more limited the protection.

For mean values of adiposity at baseline, the later the age at menarche, the greater was the increase in BMI and in BF% from the age of 13 to 17 years.

Thirty years later, the age-old challenge remains: knowing who and what and when to turn off.

In the mid-1970s, over a half century later, the age-standardised male lung cancer mortality peaked in England and Wales.

These results may suggest that at a young age the influence of genetic factors may be more prominent in AMD pathogenesis, whereas later the age-related processes may play a central role.

303 years later, the coal age is drawing to a close.

He died three years later at the age of 40.