Sentence examples for older old from inspiring English sources

The country needs to do better in caring for its "older old," those over 75.

And among the older old, those over age 77, only about a third are online.

"Especially with the older old, they don't want to take what they consider 'welfare.' They'd rather do without".

One large study ("The 2002 English Longitudinal Study of Ageing", or ELSA) found that even the older old were often in surprisingly good shape, physically and mentally.

In 2008, the O.E.C.D. estimated that 25.4 percent of Japan's "older old" lived in relative poverty — that is, with incomes less than half the national median — a figure only marginally better than the United States' (27.4 percent), and far above the O.E.C.D. average of 16.1 percent.

However, there was a higher frequency of older old, individuals with lower family income and greater number of disabilities, among the pre-frail and frail groups.

He's an older, old-school guy that's pretty wise, but I don't know.

While the Twenty-07 Study ranges in age from 15 to 76 (in three separate cohorts), it does not cover childhood or older old-age.

Participants had 5 seconds in which to choose, via button press (i.e., left or right, index or middle finger of right hand, respectively), the item which they thought was "correct" (NO-FRAME condition) or "older" (OLD-FRAME condition).

As in training trials, participants had 5 seconds in which to choose, via button press (i.e., left or right), the galaxy which they thought was "correct" (NO-FRAME condition) or was "older" (OLD-FRAME condition).

Older-old pedestrians were more likely than young and younger-old participants to make decisions that would have led to collisions with approaching cars, especially when traffic coming from two directions was approaching at a high speed.