Sentence examples for average age has risen from inspiring English sources

But thanks to breakthroughs in antiretroviral medication, since 1996 the average age has risen to 13 to 15 and is going up.

But their ranks have dwindled as their average age has risen to 68, forcing the 37 men to contemplate the temporal matters of diversification and marketability.

That ratio may worsen as hunters themselves become an endangered species; their numbers nationwide have dwindled, and their average age has risen by 10 years in a decade, a recent study by Cornell University found.

Even as the number of broadcast-television viewers has dropped and the average age has risen, to fifty-four — well above the eighteen-to-forty-nine trancovetedeted by advertisers — the four programs most watched by eighteen-to-twenty-four-year-olds last fall were on Netflix.

The faculty's average age has risen as a result.

Over time, the average age has risen and the percentage of the population above retirement age has increased.

At the Grand Circle Corporation, for example, a Boston-based company that specializes in older travelers, adventure tours have gone from 16 percent of passenger volume in 2001 to 50 percent for advance bookings this year, even as the average traveler's age has risen to 68 from 62.

Since 2008, the average income of those over retirement age has risen by 11% and the number of pensioners in poverty has fallen.

The retirement age has risen to 67.

The monks' numbers have risen (to a current total of 2,300) and their average age has dropped.

But the average age at maternity has risen along with the average age of marriage.