Sentence examples for concerned with old age from inspiring English sources
I had read two first novels that were also concerned with old age and institutions – William Trevor's The Old Boys (1964) and John Updike's The Poorhouse Fair (1959), both of which impressed me.
"The Lemon Table" concerns itself with old age and aging, territory upon which Barnes imposes a fine variety of plots and moods.
With old age, it becomes very difficult.
Is she concerned about old age at all? "No.
The prevalence increases with older age, and oral cancer is of particular concern among over-65-year-olds.
Our results are concordant with these reported findings concerning old age and gender but not regarding comorbidity.
The early 21st century confronts us with a dual dilemma concerning old age: first, there is going to be an enormous increase in the number of elderly people, and second, there is at present very little that can be offered to help those many people who become demented.
With older age, the prevalence of multimorbidity and pharmacotherapy increases.
If one is truly concerned with how older adults can age actively, it must be recognised that there are multiple pathways for older adults to reach this objective.
