Sentence examples for particularly elderly from inspiring English sources

But many patients, particularly elderly ones, are timid around doctors.

So if you enjoy the show, just give some thought to the victims of cold callers, particularly elderly folk.

The Tories had no inkling that, if sent a poll tax bill of several hundred pounds, some families, and particularly elderly couples, would not be able to pay.

Turnout wound up being considerably higher than expected among lower-income voters in the north of England, particularly elderly ones, and that swung the result.

It's a slogan of which any advertising agency would be proud and sums up what youngsters, with their fresh, unselfconscious, non-judgemental take on life have to offer adults, particularly elderly people and those with dementia.

Short of leaving the EU, which a fair few particularly elderly Bognor residents thought was now the right thing to do, no one saw any immediate solution in the government's renegotiation package.

From the clinical viewpoint, an effective antioxidant treatment could pay off for human tipplers: According to past studies, alcoholics--particularly elderly ones--in rehabilitation programs are more successful at kicking the habit if they have fewer cognitive impairments.

Every year flu kills thousands, particularly the elderly.

"They're going to move out," particularly the elderly.

It wasn't without reason that they called in someone, particularly an elderly man.

The Conservative Party manifesto seemed to take its voters, particularly the elderly, for granted.