Sentence examples for has aged faster from inspiring English sources

Italy has aged faster than most other rich countries.

While the overall American work force has aged because of demographic shifts, the ranks of flight attendants have aged faster as they have held on to their jobs.

He works very fast, and as he has aged he has worked faster still.

He has a knack for holding fast to a youthful ideal, though he himself has aged and is wiser.

During this time I found myself waking up in the morning or the middle of the night and hoping Colin had miraculously aged faster than I had, morphing into a respectable age -- say, 33.

He said his son, now six, had suffered from nightmares and his mother had "aged so fast".

During the 1990s, Japan has been ageing faster than any other society in the world, meaning that the proportion of elderly is growing as the proportion of young diminishes.

They wanted to find out whether polygynous males had lower survival rates and aged faster than those of monogamous species.

In other words, they aged faster.

Domestic dogs provide an exceptional experimental model to assess the potential effect of such polymorphisms on organismal lifespan, as it is well recognized that many large breed dogs age faster and have shorter life spans than dogs of small breeds.

The mission soon sent back a stream of information showing that young stars in the constellations Scorpius and Orion were far hotter than previously thought, and that therefore those stars were aging faster than astronomers had believed.