Sentence examples for age is increasingly from inspiring English sources

Grassland age is increasingly recognised to be an indicator for present-day biodiversity, e.g. plant species richness, and is also important for other landscape functions.

Whatever else Ms. O'Donnell may symbolize, she stands for the idea that politics in the online age is increasingly borderless and can often be shaped more by national causes than by anything having to do with local constituents.

Thus a welfare state that was designed to help people deal with unavoidable risks, such as sickness and old age, is increasingly in the business of trying to eliminate risk in general through a proliferating health-and-safety bureaucracy.

Joanne Segars, of the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF), said: "These trends indicate that working past the state pension age is increasingly becoming part of our way of thinking".

In middle-income countries, gestational age is increasingly available, even with ultrasound dating (the gold standard).

The present study demonstrated that age is increasingly associated with discontinuation, while number of children showed no relationship with discontinuation.

This kind of excess is something consumers, at any age, are increasingly disinterested in.

People may be becoming more at ease with a mouse in their hand, but as the remnants of the analogue age are increasingly swept online, it's inevitable that some people still won't have a clue.

Patients ≥80 years of age are increasingly being admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU).

Accumulation of AGE are increasingly linked to the development of heart failure [ 36].

Healthy ageing is increasingly important: countries everywhere outside Africa are rapidly growing older.