Sentence examples for age of dealing from inspiring English sources

"I didn't see any point, at my age, of dealing with the legal complexities of getting married," he said.

LAST spring the financial press dubbed 1998 Asia's "Age Of The Deal".

Will we find new ways of dealing with age old, aging issues?

For those over state pension age, the additional costs of dealing with ill-health while on a fixed income can have serious financial implications [ 16].

Within the span of a few years, Cassavetes had gone, in effect, from youth to middle age, due to the experience of dealing with Hollywood potentates.

Wilhelm's first publication (at the age of 19) dealt with Socrates and Plato's idea of divinity ("Socrates und Plato über die Gottheit") in which he defended the enlightenment ideal of natural religion.

It is understandable that people are eager to pass on to the government the tough business of dealing with aging parents.

She used the place of dealing with aging parents to tap into all these other issues we have.

If Japan can find a way of dealing with an ageing and falling population, its neighbours will be all ears.

"I see this as the F.S.A. coming of age and dealing with problems, so it's an important stage in the improvement of financial regulation," said Stephen Church, an analyst at Analytica Japan, a financial consultant based in Tokyo.

I can kind of imagine a lot of people my age were dealing with this sort of similar situation and then were drawn to benzos.