Sentence examples for second and third decades from inspiring English sources

His diplomacy grew more active during the second and third decades of his reign.

One worker has been with the company since the 1950's, and many are in their second and third decades with S.S. Adams.

Accelerated economic growth during the second and third decades of the 20th century helped to stanch emigration, however; but after World War II the communist regime, coupled with a depressed economy, caused another mass migration from Slovenia.

The proportion of aged in the population was expected to start to increase substantially in the second and third decades of the 21st century as the increase in births after World War II becomes reflected in an increase in pensioners.

Mfecane, ( Zulu: "The Crushing"), Sotho Difaqane, series of Zulu and other Nguni wars and forced migrations of the second and third decades of the 19th century that changed the demographic, social, and political configuration of southern and central Africa and parts of eastern Africa.

Given the turbulence caused by slave raiding in east- and west-central Africa, it is tempting to blame this for the unprecedented warfare in Southern Africa in the second and third decades of the 19th century; the Mfecane, or Difaqane ("Crushing"), as this warfare is known, is currently much debated.

Incidence in males is usually highest in second and third decade which decreases thereafter as per age [3].

With NHNS the majority of cervical cancer deaths occurred within the second and third decade after diagnosis.

91% of all studies were published in the second and third decade after market introduction.

This condition occurs more frequently in males than in females and most frequently in the second and third decade [ 6].

Most patients reach a level of motor, speech and cognitive development of about 15 months, and remain neurologically stable during second and third decade of life [ 5, 6].