Sentence examples for answer to the ageing from inspiring English sources

That is no answer to the ageing society.

"The ever-increasing hospitalisation of older people is no answer to the ageing society.

At that point, Pääbo believes, an answer to the age-old question will finally be at hand.

He said his answer to the age-old question of whose records you'd want to listen to on a desert island was simple: Prince.

And just in time for Thanksgiving, an answer to the age-old question: who can save us from our families this year?

The answer to the age-old question of "What do you do?" was that they were doctors or steelworkers, mothers or teachers.

England's triumphant cricketers have helped to provide an answer to the age-old question: "Is it art?" They can only hope that if the answer is no then people will know what they like.

For me (and I should emphasise I am not a medical doctor), the implant is a truly modern and elegant answer to the age-old conundrum of birth control.

A psychologist has claimed that he may finally have the answer to the age old problem and has developed a new book scientifically designed to send children to sleep within minutes.

In a rehearsal for the first New York City performance of "Wait, Wait... Don't Tell Me," Peter Sagal stood on the stage and refined his answer to the age-old question, "How do you get to Carnegie Hall?" Patience and practice are not sufficiently funny answers for this National Public Radio weekend comedy quiz show.

With its strict limit on the length of messages (roughly two sentences) and ease of transmission, Twitter was created to allow people to update friends with the answer to the age-old question, "What are you doing?" It is the kind of correspondence usually reserved for friends who use a cellphone to textmessage over the choice of a restaurant.