Sentence examples for new ageing from inspiring English sources

The new ageing demographics have been made the excuse to attack "baby boomers" and to encourage generational division.

This paper presents some of the possibilities of this new ageing cell.

But the thing about the Botox fascination is that because it is thought to be an affluent luxury, it masks the underlying idea about aging and health, most recently articulated by none other than the WHO in their new Ageing and Health Report.

We are the new ageing Italian bachelors in our own mundane versions of The Great Beauty; the new-British professional wreckheads, the generation that doesn't know what to do with itself now that it's been forced to choose reality over the grand, overarching myths that steered our parents the way of relative peace and respectability.

Our data on lifespan and growth of Nothobranchius furzeri upon gender separation shed first light on trade-offs in this new ageing model.

A new age.

New Age remedies?

Jane Austen for a new age.

Welcome to the new age.

It's a new age.

A new age brought new attitudes.