Sentence examples for younger up from inspiring English sources

According to Multi-sponsor Surveys, a research firm, I'm hardly alone: 10 percent of boomer men now color their hair to look younger, up from 3 percent in 1999.

If, though, the two jobs are split then the field is much wider, and the possibility of appointing a younger, up and coming Radio 3 controller who might take over the Proms in a few years' time (just as their predecessors did) might seem an attractive one.

The highest expression of SCP3 (10 to 30% of primordial follicle oocytes) was found in postovulatory ovaries during the early luteal phase in younger (up to 38 years of age) women.

Further research is required to identify the appropriate proportion of younger (up to 75 years) patients with asymptomatic stenosis in whom prophylactic surgery will provide cost effective stroke-free survival.

In Poland, persons most affected were 31 40 years and 51 60 years of age, whereas in other countries most patients were younger (up to 34 years of age).

I have a sister, a twin sister with sickle cell, and it wasn't something I knew about when I was younger up until I was about 16.

"It's a younger, up-and-coming thing, and we wanted to be part of it.

Harman, along with Margaret Hodge, has also been a great encourager of other women, nurturing new arrivals and celebrating younger up-and-comers.

"Gloria" will be followed at White Columns by "Regarding Gloria," an exhibition of works by younger, up-and-coming female artists.

Mr. Marlin spoke of his time racing there, as did younger, up-and-coming drivers, people who had sold Cokes in the grandstands and worked in the pit crews, who had sat at flea market stalls and who had just sat and watched.

While established artists like Drake and Kanye join younger up-and-comers like Chance the Rapper, Chief Keef, and Young Thug in pushing the boundaries of what hip-hop can sound like and rejecting old ideas about how rappers should be expected to act, Lord Jamar has become a spokesman for frustrated fans who long for more straightforward times.