Sentence examples for an age problem from inspiring English sources

In my opinion, it was an age problem.

"You are taking the question towards an age problem or a slowing problem, with which I completely disagree," he said.

"There is definitely an age problem on the issue of political tolerance," said Max Castro, a senior research associate specializing in Cuban exile issues at the University of Miami.

Thirtysomething aides in Washington and political veterans across the country, however, swear the Democrats don't have an age problem – the next generation, they say, is simply waiting in the wings.

It's the age-old (if 10 years is an age) problem that fired search.

"Part of the problem here is an age problem," says David Davis, a former Conservative Shadow Home Secretary.

This, however, causes a problem to every brand in the industry; according to experts, brands may face an age problem if they are not well managed over time (Haig 2011; Berry 1992).

"America has an age problem," she said.