Sentence examples for accelerated older from inspiring English sources

This suggests that ICT and management changes have accelerated older workers' skills obsolescence.

The idea behind clicks and bricks is to meld the Internet with traditional store spaces to avoid the pitfalls of pure Internet retail (a moment to weep for Boo.com and Pets.com), while accelerating old-fashioned stores into the digital age.

You're not accelerating old software, you want to create that platform that's flexible enough [to optimize these operations] — and you want to think about all the pieces.

Average year-to-year cognitive changes are not expected to be the same at all ages; cognitive decline may accelerate at older ages.

Our findings provide more epidemiologic evidence of so-called "accelerated aging" in older jail inmates.

Age has slowed me down; however, if a runner tries to pass me, I accelerate for old times' sake, just to show the spirit still burns.

Pulling away from a stoplight can hardly be described as accelerating; the old machine gathers speed at about the same pace a savings account builds principal these days.

Physically, early and middle adulthood are marked by slow, gradual declines in body functioning, which accelerate as old age is reached.

Really Old Cars The market for vintage Mustangs and GTO's has accelerated, but not old-style automobiles.

There was a significant interaction between age at entry and time, and consequently the risk of disability is accelerated in the oldest women.

The camp offers accelerated teaching for illiterate older children who are too old to learn alongside six-year-olds.