Sentence examples for ageing of many from inspiring English sources

You can follow the debate with the links below:In a discussion of Sheri Berman's new book on Crooked Timber, Mr Cowen asks whether social democracy is a viable model for Europe's future, given the way the rapid ageing of many populations promises to undermine its health and pension provision.

The large age-gradient, combined with the ageing of many Western populations, will make prostate cancer an increasing health problem.

It matters little to Dover that he is twice the age of many of his teammates.

The economy has changed as has the age of many brides.

Mr. Newman, 69, joked about the age of many of the performers, including himself.

"The CPS report includes figures on the alarmingly young age of many defendants in rape prosecutions.

In years past, he might have been referring to the advanced age of many senators.

I've also gone from being the age of many neighbors' granddaughters to, at 50, the age of their children.

The advanced age of many of those who died has come to be a defining characteristic of the tsunami.

To the Sports Editor: Another plausible reason for the rise in baseball injuries is the advanced age of many players.

Judah Shoham never reached the age of many of these minors, as he was killed by Palestinians throwing stones, aged just five months.