Sentence examples for elderly to read from inspiring English sources

The activities of its members range from establishing a scouting movement to organising blood donations to local hospitals and teaching the elderly to read the Qu'ran.

The ballot there was indeed tricky, thanks to Theresa LePore, a Democratic election official who redesigned it so it would be easier for the elderly to read, and wound up confusing them into voting twice.

Had I assumed that anybody elderly who might happen to read the book would simply be grateful that someone much younger was interested in his or her experience, and forgive my stereotyping?

" we have suggestion box in our clinic but very few patients use them as most of the elderly people are unable to read or write".

(If you have no interest in the lives of elderly people and would prefer to read something whose lines will be ringing in your mind for months, then I direct you to this collection: Midsummer Night in the Workhouse).

Rendell never writes the same book twice, and neither does Jesse Kellerman, whose playful cruelty takes a macabre turn in THE EXECUTOR (Putnam, $25.95) when a grad student becomes obsessed with the elderly woman who hires him to read to her.

Results of previous research showed that the traditional text-based PCMS had several limitations, such as having a short range of legibility and being difficult to read by elderly and non-English-speaking drivers.

Nurses go to great lengths to ensure that treatment partners – who play a primary role in facilitating the treatment regimen of ARV users – have the tools and knowledge to facilitate child adherence, but these are often inadequate for elderly people who are unable to read and write.

Ms. LePore, who redesigned the county's ballot this year, said she had hoped to make it easier to read for the county's many elderly voters.

If you have a wealthy, elderly relative, you may receive money when the time comes to read his or her will.

"Pinkus knew that Harper Lee was an elderly woman with physical infirmities that made it difficult for her to read and see," Gloria Phares, Lee's lawyer, said in the complaint.