Sentence examples similar to when equally aged from inspiring English sources

When I visited Alkahest recently, Joe McCracken, the vice-president of business development, cued up side-by-side videos of genetically identical, equally aged mice.

His departure was equally abrupt, cut down by a heart attack when aged only 60 and seemingly still at the apogee of power.

The circumlocutions and euphemisms people use when speaking of the aged are equally revealing.

There are a number of equally negative quotes about old age from other plays which, when taken out of context, seem to condemn all of us to equally horrific endings: "As they say, when the age is in, the wit is out" (Much Ado About Nothing), and the "bare ruin'd choirs... in me" he talks about in Sonnet 73.

"My life experience tells me that if you marry with an equal age and love each other – when it is a choice – and you share household responsibilities equally, then the marriage will prosper.

When it comes to aging and emotions, there are two common but equally inaccurate myths.

Not all memory processes are equally affected by aging.

She hesitated only when asked her age.

We focus on six equally spaced age groups ranging between 15 24 and 55 64.

Importantly, the effects of bad career decisions and disconfirmed expectancies were felt equally across age groups.

Add to this the responsibility of caring for their parents as they age, and it's easy to see how women become overloaded, especially when the workload in the home is often not shared equally.