Sentence examples for age climb from inspiring English sources

Shoven doesn't believe we should make up for lost time; instead, he says, we should let the age climb to 67 by 2023, as current law dictates.

Shows are usually considered to be losing their appeal for younger viewers if the median age climbs by more than one year in a season.

"Unless Djokovic and Nadal can rediscover their fitness and appetite for the game over the Christmas break, it is not difficult to see Federer – even at 30 years of age – climbing further up the rankings ladder," Briggs wrote Saturday.

In fact, as the state pension age climbs ever higher, many of those with lower life expectancies – who are also likely to be on lower incomes – may end up with little or no time left in retirement to enjoy".

Zuckerberg is probably destined to be the most talked about newcomer of the year because of his age and ingenious social-networking site, but there are fascinating entrepreneurs of all ages climbing into the ranks.

Our median age will climb only 3 years, to 40, by 2050, a rate slowed by the arrival of young immigrants, including millions from Latin America.

The state pensionable age is climbing, slowly but relentlessly.

You find yourself back on the bottom rung and people a third of your age are climbing up fast.

When the researchers analysed the questionnaires, they found that wellbeing in the apes fell in middle age and climbed again as the animals moved into old age.

By last March, its population had been reduced by half to 479, and the residents' average age had climbed past 70.

Formed in 1971, SABR is facing a bit of a crisis because its median member age has climbed to the late 50s.