Sentence examples for normal working age from inspiring English sources

Here are the numbers: In 2007, there were 20.9 Americans 65 and older for every 100 Americans between the ages of 20 and 64 — that is, the people of normal working age who essentially provide the tax base that supports federal spending.

The samples were mostly of employed people of normal working age, and most were married or living with household partners.

Subjects within the normal working age range (18 65 years) with a known IBS diagnosis and active symptoms during the last 2 years identified in the patient medical register of the selected PHC were invited to participate in the study.

For people in working age, it automatically means that normal activities for most include employment and active involvement in the family.

All those of working age are unemployed.

*Of those of working age.

Although many cancer survivors are able to return to a normal life and functioning following treatment, many women of working ages do not.

The difficulties for these students are further complicated by both the part-time nature of the course which runs alongside their normal working commitments and the older average age of the student population [ 8].

He finally stopped working aged 73.

The normal working day ends at lunchtime.

Baby boomers represent a huge bubble moving up the age chart, and there may simply not be enough young people to support them in retirements that could last almost as long as what were formerly considered normal working lives.