Sentence examples for increasingly retiring from inspiring English sources

GPs are finding it harder to recruit trainees and to find partners to replace those increasingly retiring in their 50s.

He buried himself in his studies of Celtic and Scandinavian antiquities and became increasingly retiring and hypochondriacal.

"But with workers increasingly retiring without pensions and annuities' drawbacks, the new payout funds sure beat burning through lump sums, which I've seen many people do," he said.

They increasingly retire, exhausted, at just 55, which means the loss of baby-boomers is already being felt.

Mom keeps observing and saying, 'You've got your ring on backward, Bob.' " As Hope has increasingly retired from public life, Dolores has come forward into it.

Ms. Daum predicts boards will turn increasingly to retired executives and to much younger ones.

TSA officials say the agency is increasingly replacing retired pointy-eared dogs — think German shepherds — with floppy-eared sorts including Labrador retrievers.

Correspondents say he has seemed increasingly frail since retiring from public life in 2004.

The tax cuts were not affordable when they were passed and are even less affordable now — with unpaid-for wars, with a weak economy crying out for recovery efforts, with the nation's infrastructure and education system increasingly decrepit, and with retiring baby boomers inexorably driving up health costs and the budget deficit in the decades to come.

In 1571 Michel de Montaigne, suffering increasingly from melancholy, retired to the library tower on his estate in the Périgord, and began to write his Essays.

For a short time (1782 83) he was commander in chief in Ireland, but he retired increasingly to private life, in which he was a leader of London society and fashion.