Sentence examples for has been ageing from inspiring English sources

Although Russia's population has been ageing, over the past decade the country has enjoyed a "demographic dividend" because the age structure was in its favour.

On the other hand, newcomers to Bascombe's life may ask whether there is any value in leaping into his autobiography – Frank has been ageing in real time; he is now 68 – 30 years after it began.

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.

In Japan, the population has been ageing at the highest rate in the developed world, and the proportion of people 65 and older was 23% in 2010.

The profession has been ageing consistently in recent years and this is reflected in ageing profiles of NHS nurses and midwives.

That future has been aging in AT&T warehouses.

It's served with a Berliner Weisse called Justin Blåbær, which has been aged in brunello barrels.

Placido Domingo has been aging gracefully, moving, as he matures, from singer to administrator and even conductor.

That Tom himself has been aged by the show's creators, poised between child and adult, is particularly telling.

Members pay $750 in advance and get the entire barrel of wine after it has been aged.

America's airline fleet has been aging.