Sentence examples for community of aging from inspiring English sources

In contrast to Charles Howard's day, when Bing Crosby lolled about the spring-fed swimming pool, today the ranch is owned by the 35 or so members of Christ Church of the Golden Rule, a spiritual community of aging Christians and back-to-the-landers who have owned and tended Ridgewood since the early 60's.

A lonely mood suffuses the project, which examines depression and suicide among salarymen; temporary workers who live in Internet cafes; women working as hostesses; and a community of aging day laborers.

There are many community and governmental resources available to Boomers, and a growing community of aging professionals who will be rooting for the success of our generation in finding meaningful business ownership.

In a previous article, "Business Secrets of the Trappists," I introduced a business philosophy I call "service and selflessness" to explain how a small community of aged monks working only four hours a day in silence could be so incredibly successful in business.

Since then, two large community samples of aging males (also in Germany) were performed and analysed for this paper, i.e. in 1997 and 2003.

Weber et al. reported a 3-fold increase in incidence of admission for pneumonia or wheezing in children with prior exposure to RSV infection compared with a community of age-matched neighborhood children (11 ).

In this study we examined the association between pulmonary function and cadmium body burden in a subcohort of the Normative Aging Study, a community-based study of aging.

The women in The Art of Aging community generously share years of experience, kindness, and wit with each other.

"Just think about it," said Dr. Joanne Schwartzberg, the medical association's director of aging and community health.

He organized community support that permitted hundreds of aging neighborhood residents to keep their apartments with their dignity intact.

23 This study assessed the level of awareness of osteoporosis in a Chinese community of people aged 40 years and older.