Sentence examples similar to return to age from inspiring English sources

When we return to ageing, Aldiss is wonderfully optimistic.

Mortality rates after hip fracture vary [ 11, 20, 22, 29, 33, 39, 40]; we assumed overall relative risks of 3.07 and 1.87 during the first and second years after a hip fracture, with a subsequent return to age-specific levels [ 13].

Hence, we conclude that our experience variable is actually measuring the effect of work experience and not simply the returns to age.

To address the concern that we are not actually measuring the returns to potential work experience but the returns to age, we estimated all regressions including age instead of experience.

He offers a sense of Arcadian possibility: a return to an age of gold.

I sense that people are yearning for return to an age of innocence," she said.

And that bargain doesn't work for a party that has promised a return to the age of entitlements.

Many will be able to take evasive action and make plans for the return to an age of more normal interest rates.

I believe the Enlightenment was a very good thing, and don't wish to return to an age of raw superstition.

We are not about to return to an age when Britain was the workshop of the world, of course.

Let's do teshuvah -- and return to the age of inquiry and opinion.