Sentence examples for better ageing from inspiring English sources

Any attempt to control public spending is bound to fail without effective action to promote better ageing and limit the spiralling costs of our ageing population.

This international Seminar aimed at examining the different aspects of the following question: Does practicing sport afford a better quality of life and better ageing, whatever one's age and health?

We explore the causes and consequence of reduced muscle mass leading to sarcopenia, muscle weakness and mobility limitations, in order to decipher some potential targets on which to act to allow a "better ageing" for the elderly population.

Here we discuss the main themes which the nonagenarian themselves identified as important pointers in their age-span and health-span, relate these to some present day evidence about genes and life style interactions related to longevity and discuss how the combined evidence supports everyone adopting better ageing strategies.

"His was a simpler age, a better age," he said.

THERE is no country that produces better aged beef than the United States.

It will not be a better age, and it is certainly not a richer age, except materially.

Stanhope has fought for better age care and disability provision on the island – both of which he says are non-existent.

Dr. Ridley provides a grand unified theory of history from the Stone Age to the better age awaiting us in 2100.

Under the same compound modifiers content, the compound modified bitumen containing nano-ZnO shows better aging resistance than the compound modified bitumen containing nano-TiO2 or nano-SiO2.

We're at a better age now where we're ready to actually put the work in".