Sentence examples for particular ages from inspiring English sources

In future, seasonal vaccines could be targeted at people of particular ages who are most likely to benefit, and in pandemics when medications are scarce, vulnerable age ranges could be prioritised for protective measures.

When it comes to children's dictionaries, an Oxford spokesman noted during the latest row, words familiar to children at particular ages, commonly misspelled words, and curricular requirements also play a role.

Christopher Sharpe, a co-manager of Fidelity's T.D.F.'s, says the company made a strategic decision in 2006 to wait longer to roll down the equity stake for investors of particular ages.

These techniques have developed during three centuries into the modern sciences of paleography and diplomatics, by which various scripts and formulas can be assigned to particular ages and localities, and effective comparison can be made between two examples of handwriting purporting to come from the same pen.

23 Admittedly, there may be some workers who benefit from being made redundant at particular ages.

Such assemblages are typical of particular ages that are named herein South American Palaeosol Ichnofossil Ages (SAPIAs).

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

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

Art can indeed rise above the pettiness and politics of any particular age.

You may have an idea that already suggests characters of a particular age.

It was used as an adjective and a noun to described certain women and their behaviour at a particular age and in a particular era.