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61. It is wrong to assume that mentally handicapped people would, or should, remain at home into adulthood.

62. In other words, the series begins at the threshold of adulthood, when expectation has not yet been revised by experience.

63. In the woman, however, adulthood is punctuated by the menopause, which can have a deep psychological effect.

64. But the discussion has since broadened into one about how best to prepare all young people for work and for adulthood.

65. From these it is easy to follow the career of an individual apprentice through to adulthood.

66. In adulthood, he may over-react to rejection from peers - a rebuff from some one he hoped to date perhaps.

67. All this, of course, falls within the range of normal experience, as you move through your early adulthood.

68. Impressions gleaned in childhood and rein forced in adolescence cling like limpets into adulthood despite valiant efforts to shake them off.

69. BThese are children who live in daily dread, compiling memories of abuse and deceit they carry into adulthood.

70. He or she may be teased by the other children and remain alienated from them into adulthood.

71. It is also essential for those providing services to young people to cling on to their adulthood.

72. The development of the cognitive and affective structures of intelligence from birth through adulthood have been outlined.

73. We do not really know why a greater number of people began to survive into adulthood during this period.

74. It is one of several hormones that hit peak levels in the bloodstream in early adulthood and then decline steadily. Sentencedict.com

75. Most adults with cystic fibrosis were found to be living fulfilling lives into adulthood.

76. We were thrilled in June to have the first live sea-lion pup born and subsequently raised to young adulthood.

77. If an animal is a parent, it must be good enough to survive at least to adulthood.

78. She approaches girlhood through adulthood, and boy, does it look like a mess.

79. Despite her love of exercise, her health had been poor since her early adulthood and she was bedridden for many years.

80. Indigestion had been a problem since early adulthood, but was controlled with antacids.

81. The shape of the skull began to retain more juvenile shape into adulthood, with a bigger brain and a smaller jaw.

82. Animals might mature faster: a pressurised poultry house, for example, could hurry chickens to earlier adulthood.

83. The narrator is basically reflecting on what happened to him during childhood, adolescence and into adulthood.

84. It was as if she graduated me into adulthood then and there.

85. Amelia bore eight children in her gracious house, six of whom would reach adulthood.

86. Children were especially vulnerable, but many also died in young or middle adulthood.

87. In any event, relatively few cortical neurons are lost after reaching adulthood.

88. A pervasive pattern of self-defeating behavior, beginning by early adulthood and present in a variety of contexts.

89. A Bar Mitzvah marks a boy's passage into adulthood.

90. Reaching adulthood is a much longed-for milestone.