Sentence examples for because of retiring from inspiring English sources

Indeed, with millions of people retiring every year, America's immigrants and their children are crucial to future economic growth: economists forecast labor-force growth to drop below 1 percent later this decade because of retiring baby boomers.

The amount of federal debt has surpassed $20 trillion, and it is projected to grow by another $10 trillion over the next decade as government safety net spending rises because of retiring baby boomers and increasing health care costs.

But much of this churn was because of people retiring: planned succession accounted for nearly four-fifths of changes.

Police believe Dorner targeted them because Quan is the daughter of retired LAPD Capt.

He had been a plumber, until retiring because of a heart condition.

Maybe we did better last year because of the emotion of my retiring.

HAD A BRILLIANT CAREER Led Troops on Russian and Italian Fronts -- Retired Later Because of Failures.

Djokovic, the men's No. 1, advanced when his opponent, Conor Niland of Ireland, retired because of illness while trailing 0-6, 1-5.

He played only four games over parts of two seasons with Los Angeles before retiring because of a knee injury.

Jimmy Carter, however, didn't get any -- because none of them retired or died in office during his term.

Italy has a relatively low rate of employment because Italians retire so early.