underage

IPA: ˈʌndɝɪdʒ

Examples of "underage" in Sentences

Most carried a single white rose to symbolize what they call underage victims, not criminals.
The definition of underage is "under the age of consent," regardless of what the age of consent is.
The group also claims that liberalizing wine retail laws would lead to an increase in underage drinking.
It was a scandal wherein underage criminals w/o papers were sent to a minimum-security facility and promptly got outagain.
I don't want to see an increase in underage drinking and driving, but if that's your rationale for blocking legislation, it's a slippery slope.
And of course you can point us to the police reports, where those ACORN offices called the cops to tell them about traficking in underage girls for the sex industry.
A CPS caseworker testified during a court hearing last week that an investigation revealed “48 percent of the men at the ranch were involved in underage marriage practices.”
Child Protective Services has asked Texas District Judge Barbara Walther to return the children to foster care because their mothers allegedly have refused to limit their contact with men accused of being involved in underage marriages.
Chris Sorek, chief executive of responsible drinking group Drinkaware, said the increase in underage admissions was shocking, adding: "We mustn't forget that under-18s are still children, with developing bodies and low tolerance levels, so drinking to the point of needing hospital treatment is extremely dangerous."