Sentence examples for age swiftly from inspiring English sources

New traditions age swiftly, and the old ones gather wistfulness.

The policy is widely despised, and there is pressure to reverse it as China's population is ageing swiftly, prompting fears that there may not be enough young workers to sustain economic growth at current levels for much longer.

Later, though, Jobs becomes a more classic manga hero, "rendered as a cute, doe-eyed kid who worries about whether his adoptive parents love him", writes Byford, and "once Jobs is of college age, Yamazaki swiftly transforms him into the type of character any teenage reader could fall in love with".

The winner of the youngest age group was swiftly chosen: 14-year-old Billy Godfrey, whose film used animated Plasticine figures.

But compared with the swiftly aging nations of East Asia and Western Europe, the American birthrate has proved consistently resilient, hovering around the level required to keep a population stable or growing over the long run.

Gerontologists once hoped for a "compression of morbidity"; the idea was that we could remain healthy and active until our bodies fail at advanced ages, and we swiftly died.

With a swiftly ageing population on the one hand and ongoing budget restrictions on the other, the results have called into perspective an ever-more-urgent need to look at how to create a sustainable delivery model for the future.

Despite Greg's age, his case was swiftly waived into the adult justice system.

Mr Seike argues that the state minimum pensionable age should be raised swiftly to 70.Meanwhile, companies are also adjusting too slowly.

He depicts the hapless tycoon discovering "the protest power of an electronic age"; Twitter and Facebook swiftly consolidated outrage and lent a "devastating" momentum to calls to boycott the News of the World.

The only other major retailer Mr Rowe has worked for is Topshop, which he joined as a trainee at the age of 18 and swiftly became a store manager.