Sentence examples for stands young from inspiring English sources

As it stands, young people are at risk of being left out".

You wouldn't think a New Yorker could be made to blush in Tehran, but I was taken aback by the hookup scene of one-night stands: young men with flashy cars troll for women, chat them up and then drive off with them.

Each study area had six stands: young plantation, thinned stand (1000 stems/ha), thinned fertilized stand (1000 stems/ha), unthinned stand, mature forest, and old-growth forest.

The main objectives of the present work were to study the mode of regeneration and forest dynamics of Q. pyrenaica in several types of stands: young forests, mature and previously perturbed forests, and abandoned Pinus reforestations.

As it stands, young men are getting those opportunities for no discernable reason.

As it stands, young men are getting those opportunities for no discernible reason.

In most cases, due to the young age of the forests that were afforested since 1990, we assumed that no silvicultural treatment was applied to broadleaved species stands younger than 15 years and to coniferous stands younger than 20 years.

The inventory data also point out to a lack of stands younger than ~40 years in average in RO, while stands more than 80 years old on average are very common.

On nearly every stand, young women in eight-inch heels pose and pout beside the cars.

"They're so sweet and fun!" The rest of the faces around the table echoed her: Don't you dare dis the lemonade stand, young lady.

Where dairy farms once stood, young adults -- many of them commuters with white-collar jobs in the city or northern New Jersey -- are rushing in to buy homes.