Sentence examples for matter adults from inspiring English sources

Teenagers can relate to adults perfectly and, for that matter, adults can relate to teenagers, as well.

In other words, obesity figures are not going to improve through government-sponsored programmes that focus primarily on exercise while ignoring the behemoth of a food industry that is free to push high-calorie junk to kids (and, for that matter, adults).

With younger viewers probably wary of The Campaign's subject matter, adults turned off by its usually silly stars, and without a sharper satirical edge to lure politics junkies, The Campaign might face a difficult road at the box office.

The skills of the workforce also matter; adult literacy had improved dramatically in the run-up to 1750.

Indeed, the gradual shedding of the 20 baby teeth, which begins around age 5 or 6, is a kind of extended "daymare," no matter how adults gloss it over with tales of the tooth fairy.

What does it matter if adults can only see a pair of bifurcated mobile phones, with Mandeville's eye-catching groin definition creepily hinting at of mascottian oestrus or, possibly, a urinary tract infection?

Other nonrandomized studies have reported broad cognitive deficits or reduced white matter in adults and some children who suffered neglect or maltreatment in the past.

For that matter, most adults are no great shakes in the logic department.

It's also no small matter that adults' basic credibility is at stake if young people, with razor sharp alertness to hypocrisy view us as saying one thing while consistently prioritizing something else.

From all specimens, DNA was extracted from the cortical plate (fetus) or gray matter (children, adults) using a standard procedure, with modifications [51] and analyzed by MethyLight PCR after bisulfite conversion [22], [23], [52] (for primer sequences, see Table S2).

It matters for adults, too, but we've almost taken too much power away from ourselves.