Sentence examples for progressively young from inspiring English sources

It's not just for the progressively young and in a hurry crowd.

Basque rebel leaders have become progressively younger as Spanish prisons fill up with ETA's more experienced members.

Throughout his life, as he builds a business, marries and has a child, Benjamin becomes progressively younger.

That is because it stems not just from a growing economy, and an older work force that has been retiring at progressively younger ages, but from a shrinking number of young workers, too.

Fashion employed progressively younger models from the early 1960s, and by the late 80s 16-year-olds were commonplace: the sad contrast intensified between their reality and the affluent arrogance they were paid to project.

One of the major principles of stratigraphy is that within a sequence of layers of sedimentary rock, the oldest layer is at the base and that the layers are progressively younger with ascending order in the sequence.

Known as the principle of superposition, it holds that in a series of sedimentary layers or superposed lava flows the oldest layer is at the bottom, and layers from there upward become progressively younger.

Much was made in the run up to Capaldi's first Doctor Who episode about his casting signalling a change of direction by showrunner Steven Moffat, as the actors playing the Time Lord since the show's successful revival in 2005 have been getting progressively younger: Christopher Eccleston (40 when he took the role), David Tennant (33) and Matt Smith (27).

The geochronology results also reveal that the low elevation plain is diachronous, becoming progressively younger towards the receding plateaus.

The highest elevation profile hosts the oldest supergene minerals, whereas progressively younger samples occur at lower positions in the landscape.

Crosscutting relations within the SDC indicate four generations of dike intrusions becoming progressively younger to the east.