Sentence examples for ageing force from inspiring English sources

Here was an ageing force fighting to be relevant – and making himself heard.

The accumulation of under-trained pilots and growing maintenance backlogs will collide with pressing demands to modernize the aging force.

The industrial-age force designed to go toe-to-toe with the industrial-age forces of the Soviet Union shrank and the smaller force was used with increasing frequency for a kind of war it was not designed to fight -- forced regime change followed by nation building under fire -- sometimes called counterinsurgency, low-intensity conflict, irregular or asymmetric warfare.

Hagan, 32, is almost half Force's age — Force was about to enter his first full season when Hagan was born in 1982 — and Force is much older than most other top drag racers.

The all-day cutoff threw the White House into a kind of communications Dark Ages, forcing workers to talk to one another on the phone or even in person.

Did he drag New York into the modern age, forcing through much-needed public works and eradicating intolerable slums, against opposition from corrupt politicians and landowners?

Blood pressure increases because most people's arteries narrow and stiffen with age, forcing blood to flow through less hospitable channels.

Worst of times Her mother, whom Rachida described as 'the light of my life', died at an early age, forcing her to look after her younger siblings.

There is pressure to raise the Medicare age, forcing 65- and 66-year-old Americans to deal with private insurers instead.

I suspect that those who were at younger ages forced to confront diversity among their neighbors, when it was easier, have done better.

Wolley's books, written during the Restoration, are an attempt to reach back into the past, to a time before civil war and the "Little Ice Age" forced conditions of near-starvation on most of the population.