Sentence examples for namely young from inspiring English sources

The pain of the weak economy in sports will be felt by marginal players, namely young athletes who have yet to make a name for themselves and older ones who are hoping to play another season or two (see the $6 million pay cut the Yankees offered pitcher Andy Pettitte for 2009).

Scaremongering would be easy, the nebulous spectre of ill-health being used as a tool to undermine those who spend a lot of time online (namely young people).

Church growth does largely depend on attracting his researched demographic, namely young, dual-income families who have been minimally "churched" or have wandered away.

They added: "It is therefore our opinion that any objective and comprehensive review of the scientific literature will lead to the conclusion that action is necessary to reduce the levels of BPA exposure, particularly in groups at highest risk, namely young infants and pregnant mothers".

NEETs (namely, young individuals not in employment, education, or training) and seniors are two vulnerable groups.

Strahler (1952, 1964) identified three types of landforms, namely young, mature and monadnock on the basis of hypsometric curve.

Namely, younger men.

Gay men and women Research shows that gay men generally look for similar characteristics in their partners as straight men do: namely, younger partners and short-term sexual liaisons.

It has only been recently that people, namely younger generations who are fortunate enough to get a taste of sexual assault prevention education, have become aware that males can be raped.

Finally, the demographic differences between study groups, namely, younger healthy participants, cannot be ignored.

As such, BMI is more advantageous in delaying convictions for offenses associated with DWI recidivism status in a particularly at-risk group, namely younger drivers.