Sentence examples for as being elderly from inspiring English sources

People never thought of her as being elderly, and, frankly, neither did I.

In addition, the Japanese health care system defines the group above 75 years as being elderly.

3) While we also considered to look at the very elderly (80+) we chose a definition of 70+ as being elderly.

In addition, in the inclusion criteria, we defined 55 70 years of age as being elderly based on the current retirement age in China, which includes ages younger than the chronological age of over 60 years, which is accepted in many developed countries as a definition of elderly.

Young children are particularly vulnerable to the flu, as are the elderly, pregnant women and people with weakened immune systems.

Succession rights are also at issue in the proceedings initiated by Standard Realty Associates against Candela Prol -- as is an elderly man's old roof deck.

Reducing the urban-rural gap — as China this month announced a plan to do — is essential, as is saving elderly citizens from poverty.

People receiving high doses of steroids, opiates or sedatives are also at risk, as are the elderly, who run a high risk of changes in their mental status when hospitalized.

Cataract patients were difficult to follow-up as most were elderly and did not own a cell phone and, as they were no longer household heads, they were not known by name in their community.

When the distinguished scientist, Marcellin Boule came down, they wanted him to look at it It proved to be too difficult for him to go all the way into the cave, as he was elderly and it took agility.

Most of the regular patrons are elderly, as are the waiters, who have worked there most of their lives.