Sentence examples for because of its ageing from inspiring English sources

The perilous state of care homes is of particular concern for Britain because of its ageing population.

In the long run, Spain will need immigrants to cover labor shortages because of its ageing population and the emigration of people to other countries.

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said the changes to the social care system needed to be made quickly, as the UK faced a "very big challenge" because of its ageing society.

In 1751 Wettstein produced the first list of the New Testament manuscripts, Codex Vaticanus received symbol B (because of its age) and took second position on this list (Alexandrinus received A, Ephraemi – C, Bezae – D, etc).

Arthur D. Little, or A.D.L. as it is known, is something of an anomaly in the consulting business because of its age -- it was founded in 1886 -- and its focus on research and development, said Jack Sweeney, an editor with Kennedy Information, which follows the industry.

"Because of its age, and because it has some of its original furnishings, you can see the transformation of the manor to the present day".

The painting was fragile, Mr. Gordon said, because of its age and the fact that it was painted on an unusually large single plank of wood.

Mr. Lance repeated that the dog was not salable because of its age, but that he would give it a good home.

But the motor remained problematic because of its aging design and custom parts.

This, because of its age, has already lost most of its radioactivity.The experiment last announced results almost a year ago.

Opel's plant in Ellesmere Port, Britain, is also seen as endangered because of its age and wage costs.