Sentence examples for year of maturity from inspiring English sources

"I think the pitchers are as good as they were last year, and they've had an additional year of maturity," Loria said.

NMR measurements were carried out at three different periods using a low field spectrometer equipped with a 50 mm diameter probe to investigate 60 oysters in their first year of maturity, which were then dissected to measure internal shell cavity volume and dry flesh weight and to determine sex and gonad development.

Since a year of maturity represents a more significant difference in learning among young children than among adolescents and adults, however, these age-related differences should fade away as the children grow up (Elder and Lubotsky 2009).

"We now have that extra year of maturity, and it's done wonders in terms of leadership and staying focused.

I'm giving him another year of maturity under his belt before he has to make some very adult decisions about his life.

She'll be 20 years old, a perfect age, four more years of maturity.

Nine years of maturity have cajoled it into perfect drinking now.

This is a classic Mondavi cabernet, to enjoy now or better yet after 10 more years of maturity.

The ECB governing council will then decide how much debt to buy. 2) Coverage: the ECB would buy bonds of between 1 and 3 years of maturity.

Thanks to Kennedy's election then, I didn't have to leave my New York home, and by the time Nixon was elected, in 1968, the additional years of maturity -- and attachment to the special lifestyles here on the Upper West Side -- kept me from making the move.

Gaoteote is only a year ahead of Jackson in school, but he turns 20 in May, so he has two years of maturity.