Sentence examples for old populace from inspiring English sources

Osteoarthritis is a common disease among the middle-aged and old populace, leading to chronic cartilaginous damage.

At the time, western Pennsylvania had an older populace, many of whom destroyed their bodies in steel mills and lumber yards.

Just as the subway systems in cities like New York, London or Tokyo have long reflected the lives of the populace, the oldest subway route in Beijing, Line 2, has been reflecting the state of China's capital city for the past 40 years.

Dick Cheney worked on a susceptible populace to resurrect old fears.

In Japan, 32%% of its populace is 60-years-old or older.

A quarter of the populace, 64-year-old Salvu Veila, rolls up on a quad bike.

At that time neither the circle immediately surrounding the communist dictator nor the general populace imagined that the old order was threatened by these events.

Another sizable portion of the electorate's populace adhered to the old faith, supported by Wittelsbach-funded Jesuits.

But in Houston, within the two segments of the populace that know 93-year-old Dr. Cooley best — the medical community and old-line Houston society — he remains a towering hero, not just because of what he accomplished but because of what he did for the city's image as a global medical mecca.

A populace frustrated with the same old politicians sent him to Washington.

Didn't the TV makers and broadcasters just finish dragging the populace through a confusing, expensive transition from our old TV system into the new, flat-panel, high-definition age?