Sentence examples for ageing according to from inspiring English sources

But they are ageing, according to the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life.

Safe recommended drinking limits should be slashed for the over-65s to take into account the effects of ageing, according to a doctors' report urging more action to tackle alcohol and drug misuse among the elderly.

'Successful ageing', according to these ideas, is healthy ageing (Bowling and Dieppe 2005).

"Burgundies react differently according to their age, according to the weather, according to the ambiance.

Screening for dementia shouldn't be a routine part of aging, according to the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force USPSTFF).

Evan Connell has died, "of old age," according to a relative.

This is the history of the Dutch Golden Age according to the American Gilded Age.

The association between obesity and periodontal disease seems to disappear with age, according to the research.

Offenders are ranked, regardless of age, according to the likelihood of committing another crime.

My running mate must be at least thirty-five years of age, according to the Constitution.

At that age, according to Professor Lockley, they are "the oldest known wide-gauge sauropod footprints".