Sentence examples for particular age groups from inspiring English sources

Congregational rabbis, he noted, have sometimes felt that Lubavitch presented an unfair competition, targeting particular age groups for programs or mounting colorful, publicity-gathering events for certain holy days, while the rabbis had to provide a wide array of year-round services.

Jeremy Hughes, chief executive of the Alzheimer's Society, said the problems caused by dementia in society were not going away: "While this study is welcome in showing that the percentage of people in particular age groups developing dementia could be getting smaller, the overall number of people with dementia is still set to increase as more people live into their 80s and 90s," he said.

It asked members of the "informed public"—broadly, people with university degrees who are in the top quarter of wage-earners in their particular age groups and countries what they think of Milton Friedman's famous assertion that "the social responsibility of business is to increase its profits".The issue of whether businesses should promote corporate social responsibility (CSR) is hotly debated.

We found that there are no particular age groups or clinical presentations associated with pre-loading.

The association with community inequality was particularly profound among women, and for particular age groups living in urban areas.

Nevertheless, when excluding the youngest and the oldest age-groups (column 2), the coefficient of the gender variable becomes smaller and insignificant, suggesting that these two particular age groups had a strong influence on the result.

Each is tailored for a particular age group between 3 and 14.

In addition, foster carers in the city can no longer specialise in a particular age group.

Certainly his signature gag, the pie in the face, made a lasting impression on a particular age group at a particular moment in time.

Users will be able to pinpoint their specific needs, be that tailoring a classroom lesson to the interests of a particular age group, or learning the basics for a holiday abroad.

Although the UK system favoured young children from low income families while the French benefit system favoured no particular age group, the child poverty rate in the UK was double that of France.