“Timothy was already a strong, well-developed character when he reached maturity.”

“Hair thinning and a desire for naps are associated with the phases of maturity and elderliness and are not indicative of an imbalance.”

“These roles honor the experience and maturity that comes with age.”

“They are synthesized during some developmental processes, such as pollen or seed maturation.”

“By contrast, drought hastens ripening and seed maturation for tomato and reduces fruit abscission for lychee trees.”

“There are temperature controlled fermenters and storage tanks, and good new oak barrels for maturation.”

“Furthermore, we have gained a year's worth of experience and matureness, which is half a transfer too, really.”

“There is in art a certain degree of perfection, as there is in Nature an ideal point of matureness.”

“Contrary to what discourses are prevailing at the level of popular culture, a traditional matureness has prevailed at unspoken level.”

“Issuers who are unwilling to pay the price to sell these long securities can instead sell shorter maturities.”

“And they must be held for a long time, maturities usually five years or longer.”

“And, in fact, since the early 1990s interest rates have fallen and loan maturities have lengthened on average.”