Sentence examples for older could not from inspiring English sources

Realizing that California, with nearly 13,000 inmates 55 and older, could not adequately care for demented prisoners, Dr. Hodel, when she was starting the Gold Coat program, asked the regional chapter of the Alzheimer's Association to train inmates to help.

The word felon has appeared in 396 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Feb. 26 in "Life, With Dementia" by Pam Belluck: Realizing that California, with nearly 13,000 inmates 55 and older, could not adequately care for demented prisoners, Dr. Hodel, when she was starting the Gold Coat program, asked the regional chapter of the Alzheimer's Association to train inmates to help.

In both areas, individuals aged 65 and older were more likely to refuse screening (in Seattle: 19% of 210 older adults vs. 8% of 212 younger; in Boston: 31% of 184 older adults vs. 13% of 181 younger) and those under 65 were less likely to be contacted by phone (in Seattle: 12% younger vs. 1% older could not be contacted; in Boston: 31% younger vs. 9% older could not be contacted).

I just always wanted to rush things, grow up sooner, couldn't understand why someone older couldn't make a change.

But the 37-year-old could not hide his disappointment.

Nevertheless, a manufacturer who used methods even 10 years old could not survive in these businesses.

And this time the 24-year-old could not save himself.

If this sixteen-year-old could not mature in character, who could?

At the time, the 30-year-old could not conceive of all she had already lost.

Mr. Hubbard, who is 73 years old, could not be reached for comment about the charges.

The 27-year-old could not make the most of his fortune, though.