Sentence examples for except for elderly from inspiring English sources

Many surveys have found that Mr. Bush is leading Mr. Gore among almost every age and income group nationally except for elderly voters; Mr. Bush has had more success drawing independents and, strikingly, he is even outperforming Mr. Gore among married women, traditionally a more Democratic constituency.

Patients older than 40 years were negatively correlated with failed appointments except for elderly ophthalmology patients.

The enforcement of the same fee schedule for all insurance plans and almost all providers has maintained equity and contained costs, and the co-payment rate has become the same for all, except for elderly people and children [ 12].

The total overspend (excess fraction) was larger for the non-elderly (men, 15.4%; women, 11.1%) than that for the elderly (men, 0.1%; women, 5.2%) and largely driven by people with one or two CVD risk factors, except for elderly men.

It is not known whether the prevalence for high risk groups would be different but previous data showed that, except for elderly people, the prevalence of vaccination against seasonal influenza for other risk groups in Hong Kong tended to be low.

Except for the elderly, who are too tired to move, and the groups of workmen slowly demolishing the remaining buildings with hand tools, just about everyone has vanished.

The governor also proposed a one-year freeze on payments from the STAR property tax relief program, except for the elderly.

After the driver dropped me off, I found myself alone, except for an elderly gentleman who was cutting peat in a nearby field.

A survey by the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, which focuses on health care issues, shows that, except for the elderly, the people who are uninsured tend to be low-paid workers, who are not generally influential politically.

After a while, most of the diners lost interest, except for an elderly couple at the next table, who went a little white when George announced that he was going to try a trick involving flaming dough.

When the English-speaker is called away for a minute, the others stand looking at me quietly, except for one elderly fellow who knows a couple of words.