Sentence examples for more aged from inspiring English sources

The more aged the balsamic, the more intense the flavor.

The more aged a bacterium's innards are, the more mortal it appears.

France also provides child benefit for two children or more aged under 20, regardless of employment history.

When he does show up once more, aged and weathered, he takes immediate and complete command of the action.

Given there were four teenagers on that sheet, plus six more aged 23 or under, it could be argued Sunderland did well to get two efforts on target.

Among the hundreds of substances found in blood are proteins that keep tissues youthful, and proteins that make them more aged.

But now, quite curiously, the Silly Bandz sickness seems to have spread to more aged, not to say more intelligent, beings.

He had extracted the last vestiges of strength, stamina and guile from what was an aging side when it won the Champions cup and parts of it are more aged now.

On the contrary, the more stability of nanocomposites, the more aged.

Beta convergence occurs when regions which were less aged at the beginning of the study period experience stronger population aging than the regions that were initially more aged.

Three more aged 15, 16 and 23 were held on suspicion of damaging Deighton and Sheepridge Working Men's Club and stealing from the Bradford Road Asda.