Sentence examples for maturing of their from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Nigerians hope that their first-ever ejection of an incumbent president at the ballot box marks the maturing of their democracy.

Parents are confused by nothing more than the sexual maturing of their own children, I suppose, so the punitive aspect of these programs, the stamping out of early and inappropriate fires, may explain their popularity among some daytime viewers.

They recognize that human beings are dynamic creatures who are capable of transforming and maturing out of their past addictions.

Of the three models, the C300 Sport with manual gearbox will be the choice for most first-time Benz owners who haven't completely matured out of their BMW boy-racer phase.

For example, although most students mature out of their heavy alcohol use (Schulenberg and Maggs 2002; Schulenberg and Patrick 2012; Schulenberg et al. 1996), substance use in high school is one of the strongest predictors of substance use in adulthood.

Pension funds are maturing, with more of their members in retirement and fewer in work, so bonds are a more appropriate investment than equities.

We demonstrated that CMEs are likely to be launched from ARs in the mature phase of their evolution when they have complex magnetic field.

This year, however, income from these games has dropped away as they are classed as being at a "mature stage" of their life.

But this time there are particular risks attached to the parties' failure to give voters a mature account of their intentions.

Yet something in her background and perhaps in Gorky's example enabled her to remain or become her own person, and her letters provide an intimate, oddly mature account of their seven years together and their painful disintegration.

Many wetland species exhibiting radial oxygen loss show the unique feature of iron plaque being deposited on mature parts of their roots (St Cyr and Crowder 1988) reducing the chances of toxic metal absorption through diffusion (Greipsson 1994).