Sentence examples for majority of retired from inspiring English sources

A majority of retired football players suffer from chronic pain as a result of injuries, and many people with this problem are depressed and even suicidal.

While the majority of retired renters (58%) have never owned a home and three-quarters of them plan to continue renting for the foreseeable future, there has also been a marked increase in the number of homeowners choosing to sell up and rent in retirement.

The majority of retired mineworkers, relatives and widows were from Nongoma, a district of KwaZulu-Natal Province, which has a high density of mineworkers (Herbet G, unpublished data, 2011).

Let's face it...for the majority of people, retiring abroad is not the right thing to do.

The choice of 64 as a cut-off age reflected the official pensionable age in Ireland in 2009 beyond which the majority of individuals retire.

Only 25% were still employed at the time of surgery, the majority had retired because of age, but 8% reported that they had retired early because of their hip problems.

By contrast, the majority of angels are retired or semi-retired, hence their desire to get involved in angel investing.

Tucked in the year-end tax bill was a special gift for composers, courtesy of retiring Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn): Beginning Jan . 1 the profits they reap from selling their song catalogues will be taxed as long-term capital gains, at a top rate of 15%.

The white paper also revealed that the majority of those who retired in or after 2060 would be worse off than under the current system.

A majority of Italians who retired after 2004 qualified to do so at an average age of 58 — in a country where life expectancy is 82 — and raising that bar could save Italy billions a year.

There are 94 million people the Labor Department classifies as "not in the labor force," but the vast majority of them are retired, students or taking care of family members -- not loafers.