Sentence examples for influx of old from inspiring English sources

This expected new influx of old master drawings would place it in the top rank of museums in this category as well.

But the bigger problem is Britain's planning controls, which distort the land market and make it extremely difficult for developers to build the sort of housing that older people would like to move to.Many councils fear public services will be overwhelmed by an influx of old people.

Since 1996, the median age of a beginner has increased from 21 to 23, reflecting the influx of older enthusiasts.

There are now more than 100 age-restricted communities in Ocean County, the second-fastest-growing New Jersey county in the past decade, thanks to an influx of older residents.

In the years ahead, U.S. postsecondary institutions will also need to adapt to cope with the influx of older students — and the fact that most students now work at least part-time.

She also points out that some independent cinema chains are responding to the influx of older movie-goers by bringing in more comfortable seating and a laid-back ambience.

An influx of older women, curvy women and women who simply aren't considered "models" are truly having a moment, one that we hope is here to stay.

Even if they do, new insurance plans may not be attractive to young, healthy consumers needed to offset an expected influx of older and sicker patients.

With this mass influx of 18-22 year olds, Ann Arbor, like many college towns, is transformed.

An influx of unhealthy older people to those areas could result in increased illness rates.

Still, opponents of age reform say that the state is ill-equipped as is to handle an influx of 17-year-olds into its pricey juvenile system.