Sentence examples for reasonably aged from inspiring English sources

To protect his school-aged child from the crushing stigma of widowhood, Kanuma instead gave his blessing to a union with a "reasonably aged" colleague – in his 40s.

"I grew up when cricketers were the somewhat languid gentlemen of a reasonably mature age, physique and a distinguished pate.

That's why the Constitution requires that the president be 35 years old (a reasonably mature age back in 1787).

In Germany, a national, reimbursed annual screening program with Pap (Papanicolaou) smear testing starts for women at age 20 years and data show that atypical screening results are reasonably common in women aged 20 25 years and even more so in those aged 25 30 years [ 11].

The group was reasonably heterogeneous (e.g. aged from 16 to 75 years; uneducated to PhDs).

Although the groups of TB, LTBI and HC were reasonably well age-matched (Table 1), we cannot exclude the possibility that age-dependent differences in immune responses have influenced gene expression profiles.

She survived to bear seven children and attain what was then the reasonably advanced age of 43.

To obtain reasonably accurate age distributions of LTR retrotransposons, our method must be able to identify both recent and relatively ancient LTR retrotransposons.

This finding is important for the practical realisation of single round screening strategies as it implies that a reasonably wide age range of women can be included whilst still maximising long term benefits.

"The offence is not committed if the defendant reasonably believed the child to be aged 16 or over.

Children were aged 4 years, which was reasonably close to our children, aged 6 years.