Sentence examples for aging seniors from inspiring English sources
Services which can be essential to aging seniors as well as a great relief to their geographically dispersed children.
The reasons are straightforward: the population is aging; seniors are politically active; and health-care treatments, particularly for the aging, continue to evolve in complex and costly ways.
The U.S. population is growing, urbanizing and aging; seniors of low-to-middle income families are working and living longer.
The innovation of biotechnology firms has gradually spread the remedial benefits to disease-susceptible infants, the HIV-AIDS infected and aging seniors.
And while the department is raking in all this lucre, it's simultaneously pursuing aging seniors with defaulted student loans with the fury of Edmond Dantès -- and driving "tens of thousands of them into poverty" for no good reason.
A recent report by her office predicts that the surging senior population will strain the economy, cool growth, widen budget gaps and make government services more costly to provide — even as the aging seniors become increasingly reliant on those services.
Hanna, having declined the position of Postmaster General, secured appointment to the Senate when McKinley made Ohio's aging senior senator, John Sherman, his Secretary of State.
And so, looking back on October and National Work and Family Month, let's not forget the work-family issue facing our nation's 65.7 million adults providing care to someone who is ill, disabled or aged: Senior Care.
Among other responsibilities, area agencies on aging help seniors sort through health insurance options.
Every person in the community belongs to 1 of 5 age-dependent strata: preschool children (ages birth 4 years), schoolchildren (ages 5 18 years), adults (ages 19 64 years), seniors (ages ≥65 years) living at home, and seniors (ages ≥65 years) living in an LTCF.
Similarly, 2 (age: seniors vs. young adults) × 2 (condition: pre vs. post) rANOVA were calculated for the CAI during both stance conditions (SLEO, DLEC).
