Sentence examples for undoing age from inspiring English sources
HuffPost first reported that EPA leadership was considering undoing age requirements put in place in 2015 to protect minors working in agriculture and other industries.
Our self-centered resource binge, he writes, is exacting irreparable damage to Earth's biological patrimony, "undoing the work of ages".
The past positions of the continents during the last 150 million years (the maximum age of most of the ocean floor) can be directly reconstructed by superimposing linear magnetic anomalies of the same age, in effect "undoing" the results of sea-floor spreading since that time.
His critics cited his age as his undoing.
Another subject provocatively touched on is the guilty history of the imperial West in its expropriation of hunting rights, the undoing of age-old traditions of predator management worked out by indigenous peoples.
This past spring, she had been aghast at talk among Islamist M.P.s of lowering the age of marriage for girls to twelve, undoing the divorce-law reforms, and rescinding the ban on female genital mutilation.
"We will not undo the 67 retirement age just for fun," he told the 500 delegates.
Slavery proved their undoing.
Scotland and Ireland proved his undoing.
And therein lies my undoing.
