Sentence examples for would be much older from inspiring English sources

Ha sees a number of people he knew in the past - that is individuals who resemble those people although the actual people would be much older.

Harrison Ford turns 69 years old on Wednesday, but really, you'd think a guy who helped defeat Darth Vader and the evil Empire a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, would be much older, right?

Therefore, it is possible that donor leukocytes may offer a new therapeutic concept in the human setting, in which the recipients would be much older than the donors and the donor-recipient pair would most likely be unavoidably and intentionally mismatched.

Under this rate then Osedax would appear to be much older than previously hypothesized [ 1].

Earth must be much older than that, but how old?

The effects would be much the same: old, unaffordable mortgages would be replaced by new, affordable ones; and the government would then assume the risk of default.

The assumption was that the federal parliament to be elected on January 23rd would be much like the old one, not least because Canadians would not take kindly to a winter campaign.But Stephen Harper, the Conservative leader, apparently knew better.

People would be much happier dancing to some old-fashioned Scottish music, and that goes for both young and old".

It would be much more new economy versus old economy.

"For a 25 or 35-year-old, it would be much less likely to cause infertility than in a 45-year-old, because they'll have younger ovaries which will be less damaged by chemo," Dr. Rigg says.

After all, I'd venture to guess older Americans would be much more likely to understand the gravity of this issue when young Americans come to them alarmed about the state of their future health care system.