Sentence examples for age facing from inspiring English sources

Collins said: "There is always the emotion that sits around someone of Stephen's age facing the end of his life, which is incredibly sad and happens more often than people really know.

The same might be said of all the protagonists in these stories: precariously balanced on the precipice of old age, facing the nearing prospect of death and grappling daily with the growing isolation that comes with the centrifugal forces of time flinging family members apart and casting an already dwindling number of friends out of reach.

Our findings are particularly important for elderly people, given their high prevalence of comorbidity 4 and the increasing numbers of people of advanced age facing treatment decisions for coronary artery disease.

And modern bullfighters, no matter their age, face other opponents besides the bulls.

The adaptation of diffusion MRI techniques to the foetal age faces numerous challenges [25].

Thapelo will soon finish school and, like many South Africans his age, faces a difficult job market.

A child who suffers a fracture or a soft-tissue injury at a young age faces an increased risk of subsequent injuries during childhood.

In a paper comparing the outcomes of pterygium surgery, males and patients under 40 years of age face a greater risk of recurrence [ 21].

HIV-infected children below 3 years of age face high risks of AIDS and death without effective antiretroviral therapy (ART) [ 2].

Medical advances have also contributed to population ageing, facing health systems with an increasing number and proportion of frail people with multiple conditions.

"People of different ages face the same issues, wear the same brands, listen to the same music and enjoy the same experiences".