Sentence examples for older rely from inspiring English sources

Men, as they grow older, rely more and more on a sense of humor.

People join professional societies, say, when they are young and reap the benefits when they are older, relying on business contacts made early on, just as they do with savings.

A full 8percentt of 25- to 34-year-olds rely on financial help from their parents, according to the Pew Research Center.

However, a noticeable difference between rural and urban residents was that 67% of the rural oldest old rely on sons/daughters-in-laws for care, but this proportion was about 20% lower in urban areas.

A big complaint: In boosting earnings the frugal 61-year-old relies too much on cutting expenses and not enough on drawing new customers.

This represents a hybrid of new augmenting the old, relying on a platform built for another age, with the cracks draped over by a new visual design.

Only relatively young fossils (<50,000 years old) can be dated directly, by Carbon-14 dating of bone or other carbonaceous fossils, so the dating of dinosaurs millions of years old relies upon dating of the rock layers above, below, and rarely within beds containing fossils.

All of them (young and old) relied on someone or something just to "get by" (e.g., hand-rails in the shower, raised toilet seats).

The AARP report says many older Americans rely on brand-name drugs for chronic illnesses.

Or it may be that older surgeons rely too heavily on unseasoned medical residents.

Far too many older Americans rely on Social Security payments as their sole source of income in retirement.