Sentence examples for younger range from inspiring English sources

"I was keen that the book itself as an object could appeal beyond the younger range because I did think it had that potential, with the humour, but I do not consider myself funny at all", said Solomons.

This has certainly resulted in the amassing of a consistent knowledge base, especially among the organized groups in the younger range of local populations.

"While they would like to hire at that younger range, they are finding that they can get very productive experienced workers to plug the gaps a lot faster," Mr Jeorres points out.

Because of the sudden flood of roles for ethnic actors after years of suppressed opportunities for them, the talent pool of experienced minority performers -- especially in the younger range -- is pretty limited.

Of the 172 persons with discordant test results, 74% were male; 50% were 33 years old or younger (range 15 to 82); 45% were white, non-Hispanic, 31% were black, non-Hispanic, 10% were other race, non-Hispanic, and 13% were Hispanic.

15 younger (range 24 30 years) and 33 older (range 60 75 years) healthy adults were recruited from the community.

This year's international finalists are slightly younger, ranging in age from 28 to 42. (The youngest finalist last year was 31).

The Apennines are among the younger ranges of the Alpine system and, geologically speaking, are related to the coastal range of the Atlas Mountains of North Africa.

A great many larger knickers filed as "lingerie" are hard to describe as such – our "scanties" are seldom scant and the frills on the "frillies" have all migrated across to the younger ranges.

For example, definitions of "younger" ranged from <40 years to <70 years.

"Most of the mares are fairly young, range animals," Mr. Simpson said, "very quiet, big animals, not very pretty, but very good mothers".