Sentence examples for aging make up from inspiring English sources
Davey's encounters with Benjamin, the unusual fellow in Apartment 3W who grows younger instead of aging, make up the most imaginative narrative here.
The association said funding from the Administration on Aging makes up 35percentt of Meals on Wheels funding; most of the rest comes from donations.
Education, housing assistance, child care, nutrition assistance, home heating assistance and income security for the blind, disabled and aged make up a third of it.
Osteoporosis is a common health problem and its incidence is expected to increase in the coming decades as the aged make up a greater proportion of the population.
Lawyers for the state — defending the Legislature's maps — contend that the 23rd is already a minority-opportunity district where Hispanic citizens of voting age make up 58.5 percent of the population.
The liquid crystal displays (LCDs) that light up laptop computers, cell phones, and other accessories of the digital age make up a $21-billion-a-year 21-billion-a-year 21-billion-a-year 21-billion-a-year business
Lastly, workers above 45 years of age make up a comparatively small share of the short-run unemployed and a comparatively large share of the long-term unemployed, and this share is increasing with duration, so they appear to face a high conditional probability of ending up in VLTU.
Those of working age make up approximately 65% of Bournemouth's population and of these, 74.6% are economically active although not necessarily employed within the Bournemouth area.
"Women who develop heart disease at a younger age make up a special, high-risk group because they are disproportionally vulnerable to emotional stress," Vaccarino said.
