Sentence examples for youngest of all from inspiring English sources

The youngest of all levels of Cretaceous chalk was identified by the stratigrapher André Dumont in 1849 and called Maastrichtian.

"I was the youngest of all his children, and since he couldn't afford to take everyone here, he just took me".

Looking at all of the above, it seems fair to assume that Berlin's ecosystem is, by quite a significant margin, the youngest of all major European tech hubs.

The average Miami student arrives with about a year and a half of work experience, making their student body one of the youngest of all business schools.

But if all goes as planned, the youngest of all the Space Shuttles is set to blast off from the Kennedy Space Station for the very last time on April 29th.

To sum up the age profiling of ecosystems we looked at another simple metric: the % of "top" startups in each ecosystem that are older than 5 years: Looking at all of the above, it seems fair to assume that Berlin's ecosystem is, by quite a significant margin, the youngest of all major European tech hubs.

The young of all subspecies are blotched or spotted.

The young of all tapirs are dark brown, streaked and spotted with yellowish white.

He brought together churches, students, and the old and young of all races.

Whatever the biological or cultural reasons, the human infant is more helpless than the young of all other primates.

Except for the osteoglossid Heterotis, all osteoglossomorphs are carnivorous the smaller species (and young of all species) feeding on insects and other invertebrates, the larger species on fish.