Sentence examples for age-related issue from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jakubowski, Mr. Graff and others achieved similar successes in office and all said they have tried to push youth-oriented issues, though none is able to point to a specific age-related issue around which young government in Connecticut might rally.

Meanwhile, the higher concentration of TGF- β in younger control individuals compared to the older controls seems to be most logically an age-related issue (if for now only giving consideration to measurable factors) and evidence is accumulating that physiological TGF- β concentrations show reduction later in life.

"There were age-related issues to it," Mr. Reubens said.

The program mobilized the elderly, ran advertisements highlighting age-related issues and lobbied policy makers.

However, Smiths Group and Victrex both have significant health businesses that target age-related issues.

"We might look at creating gloves that that mimic age-related issues with dexterity in future versions of the suit," Jennifer Rosenbaum, a Genworth representative tells me later.

Also, people who battle age-related issues that dampen one's outlook on life, like depression and heart disease, tend to have more sleep problems.

Well, the population of people living with cancer is set to double from two to four million by 2020, so ours will still be a cause that touches more lives than almost any other, but I wonder if other age-related issues (both for marginalised young people and ageing baby boomers) will also become more and more prominent.

No new houses have been built in a Darwin town camp in more than a decade, and Yili Rreung said it was often called out make major repairs on age-related issues like plumbing, which used a significant portion of its repair and maintenance budget.

Just ask President Obama The number of interns over 25 is rising, but while maturity brings expertise – and benefits the economy – apprentices face a number of age-related issues Antibacterial hand sanitiser has spread from the hospital ward to the high street – and its producers are making a killing.

In addition to providing a detailed overview of research that could reframe how we think about aging, the book will offer readers a guide to what age-related issues can be mitigated by changes to lifestyle, medical interventions, or pharmacological interventions and which paths to avoid.