Sentence examples for over category from inspiring English sources
In fact only 58% of 18-25 year olds visited a polling station in the 2015 general election compared to 78% in the 65 and over category.
Positions where the antisense curve takes either a higher (marked as "over" category) or lower value ("under" category) than the corresponding sense value is summarized in Fig. 3A.
WINE LIST Balanced with almost a quarter of the selections under $20, plus some carefully chosen, rarely encountered Italian reds in the "$35 and over" category.
In all, the Westchester-Putnam Multiple Listing Service reported 535 sales of land and buildings in the $1 million and over category in 2000, up 31percentt from 1999.
If we are not involved in those, why would they listen?" Middle-Age Tennis When Bob Litwin took second place in the world championships in tennis in the 50 and over category in Florida in May, he was so ecstatic, and the winner, Andrew Rae of Australia, so exhausted, some spectactors might have thought Mr. Litwin won.
This is a remarkable change, when you stop and think about it, as Apple is now directing users to trust in Apple's search and recommendations over category browsing.
Women do more unpaid work than men in every age group, from the 25-and-under age category to the 56-and-over category.
Among voters in the 55-and-over category, support for leaving was far stronger, as was their certainty to vote, offering a huge advantage to the Leave side.
The 55-and-over category is the only one to see a rise in the share of population working during Mr Obama's tenure.
Mr. Lockhart and the Pops (which has been a staple of public television for 30 years) have five albums to their credit, "The Celtic Album" having been nominated for a Grammy Award in a new classical cross-over category.
Mr. Regev cited government decisions regarding two of them, Bruchin and Sansana, going back to 1983, and a 1991 authorization for the third, Rechelim, and denied that they were "outposts," the most fiercely fought-over category of settlements.
