Sentence examples for young in relation from inspiring English sources

The population of Northern Ireland is comparatively young in relation to that of the rest of the United Kingdom.

Mr. Gansman learned on June 23, 2006 that Blackstone had retained Ernst & Young in relation to a possible Freescale buyout.

In Britain, where auditors' liability is uncapped, a colossal lawsuit hangs over Ernst & Young, in relation to Equitable Life, a mutual insurer.

For example, in D2, Parmenides argues that if the one is, then the one is both different and the same in relation to itself (147b7 8), both like and unlike in relation to itself (148d3 4), and both older and younger in relation to itself (152e2 3).

Young females, in relation to young males, are at higher risk due to having less influence on the use of condoms during sexual intercourse.

He positions himself as the voice of the new - as a self-styled young gunslinger - in relation to which other, old historians are just, well, so last century.

Arguably, the emphasis on 'risk' and 'danger' for young women has not only limited our understandings of the risks and dangers for young men but has also inhibited further exploration of a more nuanced picture of young men in relation to dominant discourses on masculinity.

While acknowledging the importance of complexity and uncertainty in scholarly and activist projects with young men, it is imperative that we avoid falling into the trap of an apologist discourse for young men in relation to male violence and other problematic hegemonic male practices.

The same problem applies to any discussion of young people in relation to housing.

The chroniclers emphasized the prevalence of young people in relation to other groups within the Children's Crusade, including urban labourers, mothers, and the elderly.

To examine trade-offs between cognitive outcome and overweight/obesity in preterm-born infants at school age and young adulthood in relation to weight gain and linear growth during infancy.