Sentence examples for more elders from inspiring English sources

Everybody lives now within these camps, and there are no more elders.

Yet he will have two predecessors and many more elders in the shadows.

More and more elders from surrounding villages trek miles across rugged terrain to attend weekly shuras, or meetings, held at an Afghan police compound attached to the base.

A presbytery is formed by all ministers, in pastorates or not, of a given area, together with one or more elders appointed by each of the congregations of the area.

"When it came to disputes over access to water holes or to land rich in game, the more elders there were to remember distant relations in other tribes, the easier it would have been to negotiate and share resources.

There, more elders and a group of around nine youth from Kingcome Inlet dressed in their regalia get onboard and collect on the bow as the boat continues its journey.

Dr Blanchard found that only one detail seemed to predict sexual orientation: the more elder brothers a man had, the more likely he was to be gay.

There have also been advances in medicine, so that even as more elder-friendly jobs in the service sector appear, more people are healthy enough to fill them.

Urban planners, mindful that most Americans live in sprawling, car-reliant suburbs, are designing more elder-friendly, walkable communities, far from "real" cities. Houses and apartments are built around village greens, with pockets of commerce instead of distant strip malls.

Add up all these trend lines and you can see why, over the next decade, we must get more consistent economic growth as a society and, also, adds Daroff, come up with more policy and technology innovations that allow us to provide a lot more elder care, in particular aging at home, for a lot less money.

But the problem had also been acknowledged during "very frank discussions" at the SPBC, changes had been made, reviews had been ordered to make sure things were different, and Rudd has since vowed he would change his management style - to employ more elder "greybeards" to advise him, for example, to consult more, to communicate better.