Sentence examples for older because of a from inspiring English sources

The population is getting older because of a low birthrate, a characteristic Japan shares with many of the world's richest nations.

Over time, this can cause a voice not to just sound mature, but to sound old because instead of a natural vibrato, the voice develops a deep wobble.

Roseland features a standing-only main floor and an upstairs balcony for patrons aged 21 or older because of an adjacent bar, and can also host a variety of events, including cage fighting.

She went blind when she was a year old because of a cancerous tumor attached to her retina.

The new England and Wales Cricket Board director, Andrew Strauss, said on Tuesday there was no way back for the 34-year-old because of a "massive trust issue".

I have a dumb smile that's permanent!" Pistorius, 24, had both legs amputated below the knee when he was 11 months old because of a congenital condition that meant he was born without fibulae – lower leg bones.

She and her parents, Kelly and Craig Taws – who have travelled from Emsworth in Hampshire to south London to see specialists – have been seeing doctors since Evie was seven months old, because of a range of symptoms that clinicians now believe has a genetic root.

However, Brown defended his decision not to start the 19-year-old because of a lack of match fitness due to an injury picked up in the quarter-final win over Motherwell.

Sunderland's match programme focused on the former Swindon boss, with chief executive Margaret Byrne explaining that the Black Cats parted company with the 45-year-old because of a fear of being "cut adrift" at the bottom of the league table.

I don't just know I'm old because of a number.

P5 was referred to our hospital when he was 19 years old because of a change in his address, and he was analyzed at that time.