Sentence examples for aging opportunity from inspiring English sources

In your experience of reading about (or participating in live webinars during) the White House Conference on Aging, name one aging opportunity the conference missed?

Other states are addressing the Boomer aging opportunity by organizing initiatives similar to Silverprint, with civic and business leaders forging creative public and private partnerships to "ride the age wave".

It's about the role that American cities can play transforming population aging into opportunity.

Nasa's ageing Opportunity rover on Mars has just made what may be one of its most significant discoveries to date.

Art Time:  This will provide preschool aged children (3 - 5 years of age) opportunities for creative exploration through art play, projects and group art activities.

This includes a commitment to uprating children's benefits at least in line with inflation, the extension of free childcare to younger ages, opportunities for low-paid workers to progress their careers, quotas for the building of genuinely affordable rented homes and regulation of energy costs for low-income consumers.

Admittedly all of this may be some time away, but it gives you a sense of how the car could feasibly become a 'user' focused experience like never before, bringing the new age opportunities of connectivity to the proud tradition of the car.

I arranged for them to get enrolled into formal schools and offered their families or caretakers support while they remain in school, and offered others of working age opportunities to gain vocational-skills training, and later I helped secure jobs for them in their respective fields of study -- as electricians, mechanics, mobile repairers and more.

As these nations cope with the social and economic demands of an increasing burden of disease and disability in older age, opportunities should be maximized for community participation by this increasingly frail, but actively engaged group.

Aging is an opportunity, not a door shut.

The age of enterprise has become the age of unearned income, the age of the market the age of market failure, the age of opportunity a steel cage of zero-hours contracts, precarity and surveillance.