Sentence examples for maturity more from inspiring English sources

Wesley had recently become a father, a challenge that forced the onset of maturity more prematurely than he might have wanted.

"From work I and others have done in the past," said Smith, "it's pretty clear that Neanderthals reached physical maturity more rapidly than we do.

At times Mr Denktash has seemed almost pathologically opposed to reconnecting the two halves of the island.Nothing could establish Turkey's political maturity more surely in the months to come than an ability to extricate itself from Cyprus without feeling diminished.

Sometimes, when he stomped and raised his arms and screamed at referees, he reminded her of a 4-year-old, but not in terms of maturity; more because his behavior suggested he cared little of how others thought he should behave.

As if being bigger weren't enough, invasive species typically reach maturity more quickly and breed more often.

Where startups traditionally had to spend significant dollars on capital costs, they can now invest more in product development and marketing, enabling them to reach maturity more quickly with less up-front capital.

Bond mutual funds that are primarily invested in longer-term maturities (more than five years) are troublesome.

Revisiting "Rent" in its maturity -- more than four years after it opened at the Nederlander Theater on Broadway, four and a half since its premiere downtown -- is a little like meeting a cousin for the first time since he or she was an infant and seeing a human being, not just the promising future.

The victory was remarkable, the way in which they won it – with poise and maturity – even more so.

A term loan is a business credit with a maturity of more than 1 year but less than 15 years.

Oddly, "permanent", for German purposes (but for nobody else's), means anything with a maturity of more than ten years.