Sentence examples for its boomer from inspiring English sources

Today, at Centennial Beach in Naperville, Ill., outside Chicago, the organization for the old and older is holding the first of seven events in various cities to get people over 50 fit enough to go the distance from its boomer magazine, My Generation, to its crone site, Modern Maturity.

Its boomer population expanded 20.2% from 2000 to 2010, with a 12.2% decline in the five-mile inner ring and 36.3% growth outside it.

The five-mile zone around the City Hall of New York lost about 20% of its boomer population in the past decade, while in Chicago the corresponding area lost 26%.

Siemens partnered with Clemson University to fund a three-year undergraduate research project to transfer institutional knowledge from its boomer workers to its millennials (who comprise 23% of its workforce).

But if JCP wants to keep its Boomer customers, the ads do not invite us in to have a positive experience with the brand.

Initially panned by some critics as self-indulgent, the show built up a loyal following among its baby boomer audience and came to be revered by many critics for its innovative style and realistic stories.

And certainly its baby boomer fans have time to buy many more.

A higher life expectancy and its "baby boomer" population is driving more healthcare demand.

That has meant that the first of its baby-boomers are already retiring.

Also, its baby-boomer readers "weren't of interest to advertisers," Mr. Sullivan said.

Because of a seniority-based pay system, this puts a huge strain on business costs, leaving less money to provide young people with training and good jobs.It is sometimes said that Japan's risk appetite mirrors that of its baby-boomers.