Sentences with phrase «subsequent ages»

These cognitive differences between breastfed and formula - fed infants were detected as early as two to 23 months of age and remained stable at subsequent ages.

Gregory might have had a chequered career in the Church, but the beauty of his writings — spanning from letters, speeches and beautiful poetry — were recognised by subsequent ages and became so popular in the east that Gregory is the only saint to have the title «theologian» apart from Simon the new theologian, and the Apostle John.

As they put it, «Major shifts in life direction at subsequent ages are often occasioned by a... sense of betrayal or compromise of the Dream.

Each subsequent age contributes something (even if it be only through errors to be confuted) toward a deepening ofour understanding of the truths of the faith.

Theology is that effort by which what has been crystallized into doctrine becomes anchored in a subsequent age and culture.

-- he's picked up the curse of the child star, where all subsequent aging is impossible to accept or process, and as such everything they do is vaguely infuriating.

These changes are then applied to a new child's photo to predict how she or he will appear for any subsequent age up to 80.

30s is an ideal age bracket to get insured as an individual is free of the financial obligations that comes with the subsequent ages.

30s is the best time to start investing and building up your corpus as you are still free of the financial load in your life that comes with the subsequent ages.