Sentence examples for age of aging from inspiring English sources

So it's with authority that he foretells his generation's next act: "The Age of Aging".

Call it the Gray New World, or to borrow the title of a book, the Age of Aging.

And the waves of baby boomers retiring in the next two decades are likely to cause a revaluation of both labor and capital, said George Magnus, senior economic adviser at UBS Investment Bank and author of "The Age of Aging".

The golden age of aging is not only an achievement but also a big challenge because of the load of the elderly on social and medical health care systems.

We live in the Age of Aging, and leading-edge investment capital is now finding its way to new products and services that will meet the evolving needs of the world's wealthiest consumers.

Words for the new age of age.

In 2001, early in the Age of Age-Defiance, Robert Atkins came out with his book "Dr. Atkins' Age-Defying Diet" two years before he died.

Don Steele, 69, director of social policy at the Association of Retired People Over Fifty, said: 'I sometimes talk about the present time as the golden age of ageing.

Thirty female Wistar rats (Harlan, Horst, the Netherlands) were obtained immediately after weaning, at the age of age 22 days.

The impact of age and aging in the evolution of systemic parasitic infections remains poorly understood.

Secondary ageing of age-hardenable aluminium alloys occurs at temperatures below the solvus of GP zones after a preliminary ageing at a higher temperature.