Sentence examples for because of ageing from inspiring English sources

Pathetic, isn't it?' And he likes solitude more than he used to, perhaps because of the accident, or perhaps simply because of ageing.

Centenarians are the fastest-growing segment of the population, and over one-tenth of houses are already vacant, chiefly because of ageing.

And if we look at the whole world, then the number of deaths that occur each day is roughly 150,000 and about two-thirds of them are because of ageing.

Last year two large drinks companies, Kirin and Suntory, tried to join forces to offset declines in their home markets, though the merger talks collapsed over ownership disputes.GE Japan's boss, Yoshiaki Fujimori, notes with exasperation that his company has not grown in the past five years, largely because of ageing.

It's true that there is a big increase, partly because of ageing and to do with the fact that women live longer than men.

However, the public debt has been accrued not primarily through wasteful spending or "bridges to nowhere", but because of ageing, says the IMF.

But Stewart's potential has not been fulfilled because of aging buildings, high fares and poor connections.

The American market for adult incontinence pads and disposable garments is surging, mainly because of aging baby boomers.

Because of aging, the amount of the inner load decreased while the surface load simultaneously increased.

These differences could be ascribed to paint deterioration because of aging and environmental degradation.

Functional deterioration of the lacrimal gland happens because of aging, diseases, or therapeutic complications, but without effective treatments till now.