Sentence examples for a declining aging from inspiring English sources

The swing sets are gone, but these men are here still, a part of a declining, aging population that has dropped below 500.

On Tokuno-shima, which has little industry and a declining, aging population with almost one-third of residents over 65, people fret that introducing competition will further isolate them.

In 1945, Ginsberg touted Rimbaud to Trilling as a prophet, "unaffected by moral compunction, by allegiance to the confused standards of a declining age".

At least nine recent population-based studies of dementia incidence or prevalence have shown a declining age-specific risk in the US, England, The Netherlands, Sweden, and Denmark.

However, a growing number of studies now suggest a declining age-specific risk of dementia in high-income countries over the last 25 years, which, if continued, could help moderate the future worldwide growth in dementia cases.

Our data also support the lack of a significant decline in age of menarche in girls with menarche occurring before the diagnosis of type 1 diabetes, similar to reports that the age of menarche in the general population has remained the same over this time period (6), rather than reports of a declining age of menarche (7).

Our data suggest a trend of declining age of menarche in Nigerian girls.

MTP CC shows a U-shaped curve, declining ages 55 85, and then dramatically increasing in those who live 90 or more years.

Japan has low fertility and low immigration; this has translated into a dramatically aging population and a declining working-age population.

But by far our most serious problem is a declining and aging population.

"A declining and aging population places at risk the stability of the region's work force and opportunities for economic progress".