Sentence examples for ageing to be from inspiring English sources
Of course, the manufacturers of anti-ageing products need to foster anxieties about ageing to be able to promise to dispel them: fear maximises profits, and if there isn't enough of it about – well, they'll just have to seed some more.
Professor Barzilai told the conference that his "vision" was a daily pill that would stave off the effects of anti- ageing, to be taken in our forties and fifties.
The increased variability of vernier thresholds in older subjects would appear to limit the diagnostic value of the test as a means of enabling normal ageing to be distinguished from visual loss due to pathology of the eye or visual system.
A policy advisor stated that: " …for a long time [there has] been a strong will on the part of governments of either political persuasion to improve Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, and a desire on the part of the Australian Department of Health and Ageing to be improving Aboriginal health".
There appeared to be a contradiction between the discourse of the bio-scientist based on epidemiological studies showing ageing to be a risk factor in OA, and the discourse of the NHS therapist wanting to encourage patient responsibility for preventing OA, which necessitated establishing that OA was a preventable condition.
'The perfect age to be crucified!
The best age to be is... Twenty-three.
The best age to be is... 19.
It's a young age to be doing comedy.
This is not the age to be a suicide bomber.
