Sentence examples for would be under age from inspiring English sources

The initial news release of the Florida poll appeared to show that the firm anticipated that just 11 percent of Florida voters would be under age 50 — in contrast to about half the Florida electorate in 2008, according to exit polls.

You'd have to fund it with aftertax dollars but would be under no obligation to begin liquidating at age 701/2; when you sell a security your gains would be taxed at the relatively low capital gains rate rather than the 401 k)'s ordinary income rate.

Everything would be under one roof again".

We thus estimate that 3885 of 100 000 women offered screening from age 20 years would be treated under age 25 years and a further 1606 women at age 25 26 years.

"Without him, we'd be under apartheid.

A normal distribution was assumed around the mean age to derive the cohort of patients who would be aged 55 years or under at diagnosis.

54 The principal group expected to benefit from a tax on sugar sweetened drinks would be people under the age of 30 years, because they have a higher consumption of such drinks.

"Even though we were under age, we would somehow pass a $20 to the guy at the door and get smuggled in and stand at the back," he said.

More controversial would be patients under the age of 60 and elderly with less severe osteoporosis.

The guidelines are geared toward recreational students, hoping to get in pre - vocational or (for under 10 - otherwise you would be very under-trained for a someone your age) MAYBE vocational.

A handful of clubs would let them in even if they were under age".