Sentence examples for aging country from inspiring English sources

The aging country faces an impending labor shortage.

The above mentioned statistics and also as per UN directive, India can be considered in aging country category.

What would be shocking anywhere has been a particularly hard blow in a rapidly aging country with an anemic birthrate.

The old G.O.P. guard has no discernible national constituency beyond the scattered, often impotent remnants of aging country club Republicanism.

Another factor to bear in mind is that Japan is an aging country with a lot of people on fixed incomes.

You present a futuristic picture of how the world's most rapidly aging country is turning toward technology to address the shortage in long-term care workers.

Korea is one of the fastest aging countries and is expected to become a super-aged society within 12 years.

He's trim, at sixty-eight, and he had the bent gait of an aging country-club athlete.

She was particularly concerned about the way her character was being positioned — Connie Britton, playing an "aging country-music star," a phrase she started seeing in countless blog posts and articles about the show.

They'd greet you in their Versailles foyer, ushering you in to take a homemade brownie from the plate on the gleaming granite counter, the fathers bounding forward in expensive new gym clothes, the mothers a little worn but pretty, perfectly made up, like aging country-and-Western stars, with long, wavy coiffed hair and a trace of Southern accent.

Still, rich, aging countries need workers.