Sentence examples for ageing facing from inspiring English sources

Medical advances have also contributed to population ageing, facing health systems with an increasing number and proportion of frail people with multiple conditions.

Change is the only constant in West of Sunset: from Scott's short-lived scripts to the stars' ageing faces, the whole world seems fated to fade away.

It is reminiscent of the problems of ageing faced by rather more developed countries like Japan.

And modern bullfighters, no matter their age, face other opponents besides the bulls.

"People of different ages face the same issues, wear the same brands, listen to the same music and enjoy the same experiences".

When the women in red shawls dance, they move with slow dignity, swaying gently, all ages, faces soft and eyes determined.

The adaptation of diffusion MRI techniques to the foetal age faces numerous challenges [25].

Thapelo will soon finish school and, like many South Africans his age, faces a difficult job market.

Children born at low gestational ages face a range of risks and number of neonates surviving very preterm birth is increasing.

A child who suffers a fracture or a soft-tissue injury at a young age faces an increased risk of subsequent injuries during childhood.

In a paper comparing the outcomes of pterygium surgery, males and patients under 40 years of age face a greater risk of recurrence [ 21].