Sentence examples for younger areas from inspiring English sources

If benefit cuts are the reason, then we might expect the decline in births to be sharpest in relatively poorer, younger areas such as inner Birmingham and Manchester and London boroughs such as Newham.

In fact, the ancestral haplotype has been detected in the populations of Anaga (northeast Tenerife) and nearby Teno massif (northwest Tenerife), which are old areas considered to have been independent islands for millions of years [14], [63], while derived tip haplotypes are found in younger areas of Tenerife.

In case your budget is insufficient, you may even decide to pass out pamphlets or brochures in some younger areas of your city.

Lately they've begun buying younger area artists.

In contrast, audiology represents a younger area of health care for hearing and balance disorders, with specialist skills in rehabilitation especially in the provision of hearing aids.

And McCarren Park, on the Williamsburg-Greenpoint border, "is so family-oriented that you wouldn't really get the impression it is a young area".

This still young area of the financial world now consists of contracts worth $17 trillion, more than all the world's outstanding corporate debt.

Mirror neurons are themselves a young area of neurological research: neuroscientists do not yet agree on the nature, function or behaviour of mirror neurons in humans (see here for an overview).

Process systems engineering (PSE) is a relatively young area in chemical engineering.

"It is a sign that Nature Publishing Group believes they can make money in this relatively young area of research," he answered.

As illustrated, this remains a relatively young area of work with few advancements to the clinical setting to date.