Sentence examples for reasonable age from inspiring English sources

Girls marry at a reasonable age and to please themselves.

Ms. Horowitz said that 9 or older is a reasonable age to start overnight camp, but some children start younger if they have older siblings at camp.

(If I adopted a ten-year-old at forty-three, it would be the equivalent of having had him at the eminently reasonable age of thirty-three).

The fatalistic couple lived to a reasonable age, Igor to 60, Svetlana to 77, a bit beyond their imagined destined day.

"If you want to start a child when they are really young, understand they aren't doing a whole lot," said Ms. Osgood, who said that she considered age 8 or 10 a reasonable age to start.

"The sessions tackle the harmful impact of early marriage on girls, be that physical, psychological or social," says Sandy Maroun from Save the Children in Lebanon, adding that married women are encouraged to share their experiences with potential child brides to persuade them to delay until they reach a reasonable age.

Simultaneous measurement of age standards, namely Durango apatite and Fish Canyon Tuff zircon, yielded reasonable ages overlapping with the reference ages within ±1σ (Tables 2 and 3), indicating accuracy of the dating results.

These three values were selected to represent a range of relative change scenarios within the bounds of values that produced a reasonable age-schedule of mortality: i.e. values that generated age-specific mortality probabilities within the (0,1) bounds.

At the end of results we see much more reasonable ages for LECA, more compatible with the Javaux et al 1.45 Ga (billion years ago) material.

We strongly support the idea that biomedical research will continually have difficulties to find a reasonable aging biomarker for humans while data from individuals with completely different calorie intakes are not segregated.

The National Commission for Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioral Research has set 7 years as a reasonable minimum age for involving children in the assent process, and there are empirical data regarding the ages at which children can understand components of the assent/consent process (see also Fisher 2006a, 2006b).