Sentence examples for aging builds from inspiring English sources

The two depend upon each other, and healthy aging builds from both.

The goal of this chapter is to present a conceptual framework to approach health problems of aging, to provide examples of how research studies of aging build on this conceptual framework, and to address aspects of research design, which can be modified to promote broader age participation and to specifically address unique problems of aging.

But it is also one of the most refined and powerful buildings of its age (built over a century from 1446).

Miranda: Not many people your age build a whole pond and keep everything alive.

Outside, in pens whose size testifies to the place's age (built in 1794), an ostrich hammers at the frost.

But for just that reason, their very Chinese dream of security in old age, built on the next generation's obligation to them, has badly foundered.

Iraq is precisely the place from which to remind Arab Muslims of their storied history, a golden age built upon the exchange of ideas as much as goods.

All that is to say: it was the strongest castle of its age, built as a challenge to the French monarchy.

It isn't a reach to bet that Ms. Lang will help magazine publishers be a part of a media age built on metrics.

Humbert and his successors during the Middle Ages built up a considerable state for themselves with Savoy as its base and extending east across the Alps into Piedmont.

This is the Bund, a relic of Shanghai's golden age, built a century ago by the international coterie of businessmen who had transformed a river town into the richest port in Asia.