Sentence examples similar to Intensifies with aging from inspiring English sources
Researchers are not sure if hoarding intensifies with age, but the problems it creates certainly do.
Conscientious decision-making intensifies with age.
The incidence of hypertension, diabetes, and the metabolic syndrome intensifies with age, and aging per se is closely linked to increased prevalence of most of the abnormalities contributing to the metabolic syndrome (3).
His large-framed, small-headed, bruiser image intensified with age.
Interest in the market used to intensify with age and financial responsibility, but as the market had evolved into the great American participant sport, enthusiasm had also veered downward, into high schools, junior highs, grammar schools.
At 88 years old, with an internet-accessible, clearly documented trail of publications and embroidered theories of racial supremacy and world domination that rational folks might easily pass off as a kind of Mein Kampf for Idiots, Von Brunn's venom only intensified with age – together with his desire to act upon it.
At 55, the delivery of this punk-rock originator has only intensified with age.
This conclusion was further reinforced by the fact that DZN and PRT exposures evoked different trajectories despite doses of each OP chosen to be toxicodynamically equivalent (Slotkin et al. 2006b): The effects of DZN intensified with age, whereas those of PRT waned.
The magnitude of this problem will intensify with the aging of the 'baby boom' generation.
The problem intensifies each year with the aging world population.
