Sentence examples for in old ones from inspiring English sources

Short-term borrowing costs are rising, which could lead institutions to cut back on new loans and call in old ones, crimping economic growth.

This is partly because many businesses now depend on each other and partly because new shops trigger changes in old ones (the new sushi place draws twenty-somethings who demand wireless Internet at the café next door).

More and more, wired radio connections are either ignored in new buildings, plastered over in old ones, or allowed to rust away.

It has been demonstrated by the transplantation of rat liver cancer cells into the liver of rats, where they are normalized in young rats but not in old ones.

The United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, told the National Urban League today that the world conference against racism next month is aimed at preventing future problems, not becoming mired in old ones.

Sprinklers have been installed in our homes as a result of the new law, which mandates sprinklers in new buildings as well as in old ones, like ours, that are undergoing major renovations.

A spokeswoman said this show-stopping software problem was fixed in later models and could be solved in older ones by downloading a driver posted on the Web.

However, when it does occur, the disease tends to be more deadly in younger women than in older ones.

"Brand new ideas are wonderful when they happen, but sometimes there's good in older ones, too".

Just as good things come in smaller packages, they also come in older ones as well.

However, additional analyses highlighted an age-dependent increase in heritability which was 0.04 (±0.02) in young horses (up to 3 years of age) but 0.21 (±0.04) in older ones.