Sentence examples for ages losing from inspiring English sources

Susan L. Schwartz Haverhill, Mass., Jan . 2 2008 • To the Editor: I was fascinated to read that Japan is now imitating education in India but dismayed to learn what is being imitated: memorization, cramming and attempting to teach anything and everything at ever earlier ages ("Losing an Edge, Japanese Envy India's Schools," front page, Jan . 2.

"There is no question that a number of people of all ages lost their lives on account of this house," he explains.

At any age, losing weight and keeping it off, is likely to extend your life and reduce your risk of disease".

We found ourselves aging, losing the drive and stamina that used to land us in Philly's weirdest places.

A group of residents in a Florida retirement home share their anxieties about aging, losing partners and rekindling romantic passion.

T cells become exhausted with age, losing functionality for unclear reasons that could include long‐term antigenic stimulation or chronic inflammation (Lages et al., 2010).

Also, PSUs age, losing power over time.

"I mean, how can a company in this day and age lose money on more than $8 billion in revenue?

But when people that age lose their jobs, it takes them much longer to get hired again than younger workers.

MAIR: I saw him lose a play-off in Switzerland last year and have never seen anyone, of any age, lose more gracefully.

Moriarty's Louise is only 15, a Jazz Age lost girl playing uncertainty as brashness, but impulse and temptation are already in bloom.