Sentence examples for maturity long from inspiring English sources

Bourgeois came to artistic maturity long after motherhood, widowhood and menopause.

So we are plunged back into an ecstatically remembered childhood before this tragedy, in which their mother plants a tree that she tells her boys will grow to its maturity long after they have grown to theirs.

I clearly remember the Beatles cartoons, but I used my grandfather's turntable to play his copies of "Meet the Beatles" and "Abbey Road," and entered pop-music maturity long after the Beatles were broken up.

It is a love letter to the human race, and all of us who lead ordinary, quiet lives and yet still leave our mark on the world, whether it is in a simple exchange at a bus stop or a tree planted that grows to maturity long after we are forgotten.

Sturgeons are fish species of biological and economical importance, and most of them are endangered, vulnerable or rare because of their large size, late sexual maturity, long period between spawning, and longevity.

The low fecundity, late maturity, long gestation and long life span of Nautilus suggest that this species is vulnerable to over-exploitation.

In essence, a bill of exchange was a written order by an issuer, called the drawer, instructing a counterparty2, called the drawee, to pay a certain amount of money at a specific place either immediately (sight-bill) or at the end of a given usually 3 months term to maturity (long-bill).

"Extending maturities long enough, at a sufficiently low coupon, is an alternative to inflicting a principal haircut on that debt stock," Mr. Buchheit said.

James Rodríguez's maturity has long been one of his hallmarks.

In an increasingly complex and unstable world, it may be adaptive to put off maturity as long as possible.

That means it can buy bonds with a longer maturity, as long as they only have three years remaining until they are paid back.