Sentence examples for many age groups from inspiring English sources

In Chinese neighborhoods m.j., as it is often called, has long been popular with many age groups and with both sexes; families often play together.

Barbara Tischler, a co-founder of the Giants organization, which fields teams in many age groups, said it had been difficult raising money for the team's uniforms, trips, umpire fees and baseballs, in part because of the disqualification of the Paulino team last year.

comScore notes the majority of users are female, and although many might presume that it's a service targeted at kids, comScore notes broad usage among many age groups.

Kristen Stewart might have been able to bring in a youthful crowd to the Twilight films but she can't reach nearly as many age groups as Streep or Bullock.

It attracts thousands of visitors a year, and they come from many age groups and many parts of the world.

For example, there can be many age groups and many stages in the natural history of a disease.

All sorts of people, many age-groups, but mostly 20- and 30-somethings.

This acceleration occurred simultaneously in many age-groups, suggesting a period- rather than a cohort-effect.

"A big reason for [the delay] is not only the fact that the company is in a position now where we have mass distribution, we have great partners — perennially testing new product ideas — and we want to make sure that products are going to resonate with, not just a small group of people but many, many people, of many different age groups and interests before we release them".

Big Variety pertains to datasets with a large amount of varying types of independent attributes, datasets that are gathered from many sources (e.g. search query data comes from many different age groups that use a search engine), or any dataset that is complex and thus needs to be seen at many levels of data throughout Health Informatics.

What he found particularly surprising was that the springtails were of many different age groups.