Sentence examples for would be ages from inspiring English sources

The University of Southern Denmark field center identified individuals who would be ages 90 and above during the study recruitment period through the Danish National Register of Persons, which contains current information on names, including past names such as maiden names for women, addresses, place of birth, marriages, and vital status [ 8].

A good rule to follow would be ages 5 - 10 and ages 11 - 16. Anyone older than 16 should be included in an adult class.

He knew he would be age-eligible for these Games.

This "fg", if it exists, would be aged roughly between 20 and 50.

About 15.3% of affected workers would be aged 55 or older, compared with just 10.7% teenagers.

About 14.5 million people would be aged 65 or over by 2035, up 50% from 9.7 million in 2015.

A report last week from the Office for National Statistics projected that by 2066 a quarter of the UK population would be aged 65 or over.

The Greek word aiónios, for example, is often translated as "eternal," as when Jesus warns of "eternal fire," even though a more literal translation would be "age-long".

These patients would be aged between 18-40, seeing a doctor for the first time with liver disease, and also have a first-time diagnosis for a drink problem.

Children and teenagers need very different services, so support would be age-appropriate – neither patronising to teenagers or overly complex for children.

By 2034, one in 20 of the population would be aged over 85.