Sentence examples for mark with young from inspiring English sources

Unofficial unemployment hovers around the 40 percent mark, with young people the worst affected.

AGES 11 AND UP -- Take Hollywood's word for it: bread-and-butter action essentials dressed up with red-blooded sentiments hit the mark with young males.

Official unemployment hovers around the 40% mark, with young people the worst affected.

All the emblematic teachers, he noticed, made their mark with very young players.

He was quick off the mark with the young Caravaggio, but in Poussin he recognized a fellow spirit who was also one of the great painters of all time.

"There is always a question mark with a young player," he said.

On weekend nights, St. Marks Place is crowded with young people, Japanese and not, prowling a row of izakaya where the food is less alluring than the scene and the shochu, a clear, vodkalike spirit that can be flavored with shiso or plum or, in a recent Tokyo fad, infused with nicotine.

However, over 80% of the cell death occurred outside of the VZ, overlapping with young neurons marked by DCX immunoreactivity (Fig.  3E).

Around the two-second mark, the young hero with the swoopy hair and the gray hoodie mouths something that looks conspicuously like "fuck you" to the camera and, by extension, the president.

Around the two-second mark, the young hero with the swoopy hair and the gray hoodie mouths something that looks conspicuously like "fuck you" to the camera and, by extension, the president.

Highest in old (gene names marked in red) are genes more highly expressed in old tendon compared with young tendon, and lowest in old (marked in blue) are genes less expressed in old tendon compared with young tendon.