Sentence examples for third of the age from inspiring English sources

In August 2014 the Supreme Court Chief Justice, John Roberts, said that "our American experiment has not reached a third of the age of Magna Carta, but we have given Magna Carta's core concepts concrete meaning…in our constitutional framework".

Our solar system is about five billion years old, or about a third of the age of the Universe.

Crude non-cardiac mortality was 0.19%, 1.79%, and 4.02% in first, second, and last third of the age distribution, respectively (P<0.001).

At first it was thought no more than 300,000 children would vote but the Movement grew so quickly that more than 2.7 million children aged 7 to 18 years turned up at the polls, about a third of the age-group population nationwide.

Conscripts were likely to be taught to read during military service, but only one-fourth of the age group was actually called up into the army.

In this vein J. M. Keynes remarked that Newton was "the last of the magicians", not the first of the age of reason (Keynes 1947).

For analysis we used thirds of the age specific composite strength score.

Nearly one fifth of the age data and more than one fourth of the dates were edited.

The age categories were based on thirds of the age distribution of all the participating prison inmates and officers in the study.

South Asia and Africa had the lowest enrollment rates, at approximately one-half and one-third of the age-group, respectively.

He gives one peculiarly disturbing statistic: "One-third of the aged in the United States, some 5,000,000 or more human beings, have no phone in their place of residence.