Sentence examples for preferably young from inspiring English sources

There is an unquestionable need for a talent infusion, preferably young talent.

A third — more essential, in some respects, than the others — was black labor, preferably young, strong men who could survive the excruciating conditions in the cane fields.

On Sunday she receives friends and any artist, preferably young, with the wit or temerity to call her up and cadge an invitation.

If Mr. Marsalis and the orchestra have framed the quest in absolute terms, the jazz-for-dancers idea seems prophetic; it's up to audiences, preferably young ones, to confirm this idea with their feet.

In other words, the government will work with private companies (and preferably young innovative companies) to improve the infrastructure that powers the public sector.

Our results indicate that the availability of stands exclusively consisting of birch (preferably young birch) might decrease the proportion of browsed beeches in neighbouring stands, or even favour the selection of birch over beech for food, which would consequently lead to increased future beech regeneration.

The club needs at least 17,500 members (preferably healthy young people who ride motorcycles or play Russian roulette) before there's even a 50% chance that one potential donor will turn up brain-dead in a given year.

In the first, I get a European au pair, preferably a young Danish woman.

The tree from which the badnjak is cut, preferably a young and straight oak, is ceremonially felled early on the morning of Christmas Eve.

Furthermore, the age values at the inflexion points for AaO and AaE are consistent with the observed median latency of PTCs of about 17 years indicating that radiation-induced tumors developed preferably in young patients.

Finally, well designed and appropriately powered randomized trials, using established prognostic and predictive factors, should be carried out, preferably in younger patients and in the context of a potentially curative multimodality approach.