Sentence examples for ageing challenges from inspiring English sources

As has been found elsewhere, PWD in Hai district suffer from multiple problems such as poverty, ageing challenges, other diseases, stigma, inadequate health care and lack of health insurance.

Ability to address energy, environmental and ageing challenges by technical developments.

Otherwise, the musical doodling on the Bechstein is a bit of a problem, as is the "ageing" challenge that is symptomatic of Gray's theatrical impracticality.

The Information Age challenges marketers to become more creative in how they adapt to new realities.

The book is divided into three sections (inception of the program, the "golden age," challenges of the present) to provide some sense of the program's development and challenge.

Despite the advances that have been made in understanding aging systems, the complexity of aging challenges researchers, especially those who are rooted in the success of the reductionist approach.

But today's parents, who came of age challenging more conservative dress codes, like the banning of miniskirts 30 years ago, are often reluctant to challenge their children.

In this sense, taking credible steps to address the long-term aging challenge may be a necessary part of ensuring near-term recovery as well.

Readers who look down on plot-driven fiction will learn something new, even if Benioff miscalculates with a too-neat resolution, which includes both a love interest and a coming-of-age challenge.

"We've been aware of the aging challenge since we opened Graceland in '82," says Jack Soden Jack Soden, president and chief executive of Memphis-based EPE.

It's hard to deny that the world faces a population aging challenge.