Sentences with phrase «assume certain ages»

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Sadly, I know some smaller businesses who do not even hire women of a certain age because they assume they will have babies and take leave.

If you hear people saying that babies should hit certain milestones at a particular age, this age is assuming a full term birth.

One problem with this idea is that we assume that these diseases only begin after a certain age.

Once you reach a certain age, particularly if you're female, people assume that your single status is something of a problem.

The people of Nottingham are facing a dark age indeed; what can Ellie do but assume the mantle of a certain legendary archer?

Many people assume that bad breath in dogs, especially at a certain age, is a «given.»

I purchased my pet's policy when he was 6 months old and assumed I'd locked in a certain rate based on signing up at an early age, rather than waiting until he was 2 (sort of like a life insurance policy).

Many people assume that bad breath in cats, especially at a certain age, is a «given» — but that's not the case.

The 90 percent figure assumes there will be a certain number of animals who must be put down due to age, illness and behavior issues.

While a certain amount of age - induced shaking is to be expected, don't simply assume that everything is proceeding normally.

Automobile insurance companies tend to assume that after a certain age, a motorist is going to suffer from diminished mental and physical capacities.

If you buy a term life insurance policy, for example, you assume that your children will no longer be dependent upon you by a certain age and that you won't have a need for an insurance policy after a certain date.