Sentence examples for too age from inspiring English sources
There, too, age may play a role: "I became hardened in the way that doctors have to become hardened," Marsh writes, but "now that I am reaching the end of my career this detachment has started to fade".
Makeblock says kids can program Codey to create dot matrix animations, design games and even build AI and IoT applications, thanks to baked in support for voice, image and even face recognition… The bot has also been designed to be compatible with Lego bricks so kids can design and build physical add-ons too Age: 6+.
We don't know much about how bonobo females achieve alpha status, except that in their case, too, age works in their favor.
But how aged is too aged?
In women, too, aging brings about a decline in the quality of oocytes, leading to a greater chance of birth defects like Down syndrome.
Young chimps, too (ages 3 to 4.5 years), exhibit the same behavior, at least when they are able to understand the incomplete task (Warneken and Tomasello 2006).
But lawn-aerating sandals are way too New Age Sensitive Male for Home Depot.
It wasn't quite right — a little too New Age, a little too "Calgon, Take Me Away".
Likewise, an organism having absorbed carbon dioxide from fossil fuel would cause a much too high age.
It could be a consequence of the too old age at the time of surgery.
The data showed that too young age at surgery was a risk factor for osteonecrosis of the femoral head.
