But ageist attitudes hold back employers – and indeed individuals themselves –from embracing later-life working.
Lerner finds an unexpected analogy between his manic debate performances and his high-school love of freestyle rapping, and his embrace, later on, of avant-garde poetry.
The researchers, drawn from a group of UK universities led by City University's school of health sciences, acknowledge that their analysis ended in December 2010 and did not embrace later development of telehealth techniques, including real-time analysis of data by doctors or nurse specialists.
In three previous posts we've discussed assumptions that science once embraced, later to discard as invalid or unnecessary.
Despite the odds stacked against them, the women at the event were courageous and determined -- especially at the workshop where I participated, "Second Acts & Comebacks," about women who have embraced later-in-life entrepreneurial success.
In the meantime, China learned a lesson from the negative experience of rejecting Anglobalization and Ameriglobalization and the positive experience of embracing them later on.
Lots of people are embracing entrepreneurship later in life.
The young Leibniz consciously followed Gassendi in embracing atomism, later retaining high regard for mechanism but abandoning the material model of substance in favor of the monadology (Moll 1982).
For one thing, the South embraced industry later than cities in the Northeast or Midwest.
Others -- like myself and increasing numbers of Gallaudet's students -- learn and embrace ASL later in life.
(He noted, though, that the U.S. had ruled out containment in the past, only to embrace it later, as with North Korea).
