Sentence examples for its ageing from inspiring English sources

This is because from the moment coffee is roasted it begins its ageing process.

But if Google can start to undermine the Office monopoly, which generates the other half of Microsoft's income, then it can begin to destabilise its ageing enemy.

It is set to replace half its ageing power stations (nuclear and conventional) over the next 15 years.

Syrianair has grounded most of its ageing fleet of American planes because it has not been allowed to buy essential parts.

And in April it cancelled 700 flights after one of its ageing Boeing 737s suffered an ominous crack in its roof.

It costs Glasgow £8.5m a year to power and repair its ageing light network.

Its ageing gasfields are in decline.

Its ageing membership is old-fashioned, closed-minded and homophobic.

They reflect China's evolving economy and its ageing population.

Its ageing, fuel-inefficient aircraft require constant maintenance.

This week's move undoubtedly involves risk for Cuba and its ageing authoritarian government.