Sentence examples for ever-increasing aging from inspiring English sources

These two factors, says Petsko, will recharacterize the population pyramid, such that diminishing numbers of younger people will be supporting an ever-increasing aging population, changing the pyramid into a column or even an inverted pyramid.

With an ever-increasing aging population in North America, ensuring adequate nutriture carries many advantages related to longevity of life and savings in public health resources.

With an ever-increasing ageing population, and the social and health-care systems of many nations close to crisis point, we must take a different approach.

We draw upon our findings and other situated epistemological discourses in HCI to introduce a different perspective, a turn to community, in the design of technologies for an ever-increasing ageing population.

The destruction of bone and cartilage during arthritic and osteoporotic disease is becoming a major concern with the ever increasing age of the population.

As in developed nations of the world, the increased prevalence of AMD in developing countries such as Nepal is likely to be due to an ever increasing ageing population and improving health facilities [ 30].

We want to help people into work and break the cycle of poverty – and we've seen that ever-increasing working-age welfare isn't the answer.

As the life expectancy of humans continues to increase in both the developing and developed world [ 13, 14], age-related arthritic joint pain is expected to exact an ever-increasing toll on aged individuals and society.

The key issues within the book--sociability, social capital, and community development--are examined in the context of an ever increasing aging world.

With an ever increasing and aging population in the western world, the need and usage of long term care facilities is escalating.

Breast cancer continues to be a common cancer in US women with a lifetime risk of ~ 12% (1 in 8), with an ever-increasing and overall (age adjusted) incidence of ~ 127 per 100,000 for non-Hispanic Caucasian women [1].