Sentence examples for elderly then from inspiring English sources

Between 1988 and 1994, US experts gave blood-lead tests to 30,000 randomly selected Americans, from infants to the elderly, then followed up with people in 2011.

There, he began his remarks by speaking in Spanish, segued to a line about how he thought he was in the wrong crowd because he didn't see any people who looked elderly, then praised Mr. Corzine.

Her name is Sarah Mupandi, she dreams of being a lawyer and she is the face of a people so despised by their government that over the past week it has set police, soldiers and dogs on everyone from children to the elderly, then expects them to pay for their hospital treatment.

"Had there been a full discussion of the amount that the administration would like to spend on defense, and would like to devote to education over the next decade, and a more realistic estimate of the costs of providing prescription drug coverage for the elderly, then inevitably the tax bill would have been much smaller".

Instruct each group to review the article, and choose one idea that you believe to be most vital to each population (youth, adult, elderly), then draw on the three ideas to create a script or draft version of their promotional material to help persuade all three populations of the virtues of electronic medical communication.

Herzog notes that pet ownership has been shown to correlate with better survival in coronary patients and lower levels of depression among the elderly; then again, a Warwick University study found no effect on loneliness in adults, while a Finnish one found pet owners got less exercise and were more susceptible to kidney disease, arthritis and more.

Mr. Hampson was eager to help, so Dr. Stark-Voit introduced him to Karl Heinz Fussl, a respected, elderly scholar then supervising the research, who has since died.

The elderly gentleman then said,"Well I'll be getting into my car here.

If it does work, we'll all be elderly by then".

Mrs. Clark greeted her bereaved half-sister, Mrs. Friedman's great-grandmother, and other elderly relatives, then left.

A different elderly lady then walked up to the stage and placed a banana at our feet.