Sentence examples for dependent living from inspiring English sources

To gain further insight into the dynamic nature of active ageing, future research could consider four phases of old age: pre-retirement (with an additional distinction between those in good and those in poor health); independent living as a retiree; early dependent living (characterised by increasing limitations); dependent living up until death (Malanowski 2009).

A score ≥ 60 represents independent living, with lower scores representing assisted or totally dependent living.

One admirable goal of these institutions is to ease the inevitable transition from active, contributing citizen to dependent, living off the financial and emotional acorns stored over a lifetime.

If you are single at the end of the year and had a dependent child (or other dependent) living with you for at least half the year, you may qualify for lower tax rates by claiming "head of household" as your filing status rather than "single". Widowed spouses may still enjoy married-filing-jointly rates.

Institutionalisation was divided into two groups including, independent (living alone or in a warden controlled flat) or dependent (living in a residential home, nursing home or hospital).

Steverink [ 28] found that loss of comfort and affection (among the five instrumental goals to maintain well-being) were the main predictors of dependent living.

Putting the minimal functional autonomy condition differently, any organism is a locus of control in ways that neither non-living things nor obligately-dependent living things (such as organs) are.

Washington listed her job at a T.G.I. Friday's restaurant in Durham and said she had five dependents living on $1,200 a month, including $900 in public assistance.

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Earlier attempts to improve cohabitation rights (and the rights of dependents living together, for instance, two sisters) suggested a minimum of two or five years' cohabitation and children having been born to the partnership before a fair division of assets takes place.

In a country like Kenya, where jobs are scarce and the average income is less than $260 a year, the effects of Friday's carnage will spread far beyond the immediate families of the dead, like rings in a pond, to hundreds of dependents living in rural areas, Kenyans said.