Sentence examples for generally elderly from inspiring English sources
One person – generally elderly – will die every seven minutes from cold-related diseases this winter, according to charity Age UK. "Only the government can change this and we call on it to act," says director Caroline Abrahams ahead of the charity's Campaign for Warm Homes, which kicks off today.
Overall patients in the cohort were generally elderly, female and had hypertension.
OneWest played a particularly large role foreclosing on reverse mortgages, in which generally elderly homeowners slowly sell off the equity they've built in their homes to fund their retirements.
By the mid-1990s, however, the synagogue attracted only 300 to 400 generally elderly Ashkenazi men and women for High Holy Day services, most of whom lived in "public high rise projects", and Fishman doubted that Williamsburg's only remaining Orthodox Nusach Ashkenaz synagogue still holding regular services would survive.
Generally, elderly patients are more sensitive to sedative agents.
Generally, elderly patients are thought to be less able to tolerate polychemotherapy (Frasci, 2002).
But generally, the elderly here live a charmed life.
However, there have been concerns about opiate-related complications, such as respiratory depression and urinary retention in what is generally an elderly population of patients.
Even socially assistive technologies are a new and emerging field where these solutions could considerably improve the overall human-machine interaction level (for example with autistic individuals [3], as well as with people with dementia [4] and, generally, for elderly care [5]).
Generally, the elderly buy them and stick them on their TV sets in the hope that they will never break down.
