Sentence examples for elderly from from inspiring English sources

In the West, the welfare state rescued the elderly from indigence.

His bottom line is this: It is up to friends and relatives to rescue the elderly from standard medical care.

Property taxes drive the elderly from our neighborhoods and make it difficult to entice retirees to join our communities.

South Ossetia has reported evacuating women, children and the elderly from the conflict zone, sending them north into Russia.

Although increasing the retirement age hits the elderly from lower socio-economic groups more, it does not do so excessively.

Many of the patients were elderly, from Chinatown, or grizzled remnants of the Village's old working class.

A premium support system must, of course, protect the elderly from being denied insurance coverage because of pre-existing conditions.

Trusts can also protect the elderly from having their estates looted by con artists, said Mr. Shenkman.

The new rules might have kept those people — mainly small children and the elderly — from getting sick.

The Senate's action to repeal the Depression-era policy of discouraging the elderly from working followed a unanimous vote on the measure in the House three weeks ago.

Of course, we were there in July, before the tragic and intolerable news of so many deaths of the elderly from the heat wave was even imagined.