Sentence examples for relative young from inspiring English sources

This isn't August's fault but their relative young age within their year group.

The peak-time schedule is increasingly geared toward relative young audience outside the Radio 2 remit (those under 35).

Besides his relative young age, he is also taking over a company where big decisions have traditionally been made by consensus.

From the abbot, Trulshik Rinpoche (also a distant relative) young Gombu heard about the English climber George Mallory, who had disappeared high on Everest in 1924; he was also told by some of his fellow monks that there was a golden calf on the summit – the only reasonable motivation they could find to explain the Englishmen's incomprehensible attempts to climb the mountain.

Apple's iPad is a category that in some ways is trying to define itself, now that it's moving into its relative young adulthood.

Based on the relative young age of the arrivals it is reasonable to assume that the majority belonged to the one-child generation in China who were born after the late 1970s.

The relative youth cohort size and the relative young-adult cohort size are negatively correlated with the unemployment rate of the young, though neither relation is statistically significant.

Thus, hMSCs were obtained from patients 50 to 60 years of age, which limited the number of relative younger patients with CAD+DM.

Some deviation of clearance values was observed between pop-PK and PBPK approaches at relative younger ages, which became less prominent as age increased.

The costs in individuals who died of cervical cancer were the highest (€29 700), partly explained by the fact that cervical cancer patients die at a relative younger age.

By not producing their own offspring, homosexuals may help support or nurture their relatives' young.