Sentence examples for oldest bracket from inspiring English sources

The Danish population is an ageing one overall, with 24% of the total workforce being in the oldest bracket in 1997.

In the 35- to 44-year-old bracket, the mortality rate stopped falling in 2000.

Random House, which has published practically all of Geisel's books, conservatively catalogues his works in the five-to-nine-year-old bracket.

See this love of the game at the Babe Ruth League World Series, when Weimar, the smallest community ever to host a Babe Ruth World Series, presents the tournament for the 16- to 18-year-old bracket.

The newfound popularity has even exhumed the defunct television series: an updated version had its premiere on Kids' WB last month, and ranked No. 1 in the 2-to-11-year-old bracket.

It found that while millennials are passionate about music (76% within the 13- to 17-year-old bracket said they wouldn't be able to last a week without it), 79% of 13- to 32-year-olds said their tastes didn't fall into one specific music genre.

Security firm Securenvoy's study suggests that staff in the 18-24 year old bracket are most inclined to look at their emails over the holidays.

Similarly, although up to now both have been mainly aimed at apps for under-12s, now they are looking to extend that to users in the 12-18 year old bracket.

While LinkedIn may attract the most affluent consumers, Twitter wins in the coveted 18-29 year-old bracket, with 45% of U.S. adults in that age group using Twitter to read news.

When it comes to age, the 25-34 year-old bracket is the most-common for tablet and smartphone owners, regardless of the make; with the 35-44 segmenthehe second most-popular.

Which, by the way, happens to be the 90- to 94-year-old bracket.