Sentence examples for simple age from inspiring English sources

But engineers, managers and operators insist that simple age is no barrier to performance.

But the simple age of many of the cases — some are more than five years old — have weakened them as witnesses disappear and memories fade.

Yes, in the 1950s it may have been a more "indulgent" editorial age but it was also a very simple age, one where the market was dominated by fewer books, writers and outlets.

Despite having emerged on the scene only in 1999, Britney belongs to a more simple age, when getting a No 1 single relied on doing a promo tour of shopping malls and dressing up as a schoolgirl, rather than fretting about hashtags and finding innovative ways of upping her Facebook likes.

Part of this is the simple age of the medium.

This might due to a simple age effect or a response of the household to the negative effects of the earthquake on their welfare.

Not bad for a simple age-old meditation technique.

Most current clinical guidelines sidestep considerations about prognosis by relying on simple age-based cutoffs.

To reject an opportunity to give all our children simple, age-appropriate information about their rights over their own bodies, the meaning of consent and their responsibilities towards others, in the very same week that we learn that rape victims of both sexes are most likely to be aged between 15 and 19, is devastating.

The broken consensus is vulnerable to simple aging, at the very least.

How could I tell if any new physical complaint was a side effect or simple aging?