Sentence examples for ageing generations from inspiring English sources

With the proportion of older people in the UK due to rise from 23%to28%8% of the population and the numbers of over-85s to double by 2030, the NHS faces a challenge to develop services that can meet the requirements of ageing generations.

This documentary is about the ageing generation of killers and gangsters who enforced Suharto's brutal anti-communist rule in 1960s Indonesia.

It will be the last gasp of an ageing generation that tried to impose its nostalgic parochialism on an increasingly cosmopolitan younger generation, but succeeded in only one unfortunate country.

Grass said he had been overwhelmed with supportive letters from Germans, thanking him for provoking the ageing generation which remembers the war to talk about it with their grandchildren.

While some see the question of Camus's legacy as relating to a question of France's continuing attempts at cultural imperialism, others believe the issue is increasingly confined to an ageing generation of Algerians who can recall the war.

However, our ageing generation combined with improved health care and the scrapping last year of the Default Retirement Age means increasingly people will work past 65 and into their seventies and possibly eighties.

"This will set in train an important time for the nuclear sector in the UK as new build projects get under way to replace the current ageing generation.

In the new digital age, generations are defined in terms of 18 months.

"I think prudent conservatives are going to have to find some responsible way to have sensible government to deal with the needs of aging generations.

In retrospect, when Hillary, who died last week at 88, and Tenzing Norgay, a Sherpa guide, stood on the summit of Everest, it seems as if they were making the last "giant leap for mankind" of pre-space age generations.

Ms. Riggs from NPD said the biggest opportunity for restaurants now is among the baby boomer generation, which unlike aging generations before it, is eating out more as it gets older.