Sentence examples for usually young and from inspiring English sources

Coders are also usually young and therefore more willing to move and take on risk.

The women who die are usually young and healthy, and their deaths needless.

A driver, usually young and male and going well over the speed limit, weaves in and out of traffic, causing other drivers to tremble in terror.

Every week, dozens of people, usually young and artfully scruffy, climb three creaky flights of stairs off this formerly gritty stretch of downtown Manhattan, a block from where CBGB, the hallowed hall of punk, once stood.

In his study, Khawaja (2002) summarizes the main survey findings, stating that most migrants originate from rural areas and are usually young and more educated.

Migrant workers from rural areas are usually young and middle-aged people, and many of their left-behind parents are still farming.

Last winter the factory laid off 120 workers after New Era transferred work to plants in the South, where wages are lower, complaints about injuries fewer and the employees usually younger and, in the company's view, harder-working.

Over the years, as a parade of powerful male figures (mostly politicians, with the exception of one particular golfer whom we treat like a world leader) have been caught with women who were usually younger and always less powerful than they, the question has often been raised: Why don't women gamble their political and personal futures like this?

Seen from the employer's side, applicants without a Ph.D. also have a particular advantage: They are usually younger and get lower salaries.

Another alternative mechanism is that, being the temporary workers usually younger and less experienced, they are paid less on average and they therefore have a higher probability of being paid the national wage.

According to the paper on New Economics of Labor Migration (NELM) published by Stark and Bloom (1985), migration is a family arrangement, migrants are chosen according to specific characteristics, they are usually younger and more educated (Stark and Taylor 1989), and it is more likely that international migrants would be males (Massey and Zenteno 1999).