Sentence examples for problems of aging and from inspiring English sources

Our inventions will themselves solve the intractable problems of aging and death - even reverse engineering cerebral architectures so that memories and personalities can be backed up and activated in alternative computing platforms.

The two important identified challenges are: (1) achieving good gas selectivity without sacrificing gas permeability and (2) maintaining the long-term gas separation performance by overcoming the problems of aging and plasticization.

The productions star such well-known actors as Helen Hayes, Mildred Natwick and Fritz Weaver in scenes from Laurence Housman's "Victoria Regina," portraying the problems of aging, and Kathy Bates and Anne Pitoniak recreating their Broadway roles in Marsha Norman's " 'night, Mother," to illustrate the mind of a suicidal person.

In this book she focuses on the problems of aging and faces the issues involved head on and without flinching.

It has virtually no provisions for the very modern problem of aging and physically or mentally declining popes.

Church leaders and Catholic apologists have been fretting for years over the problem of aging and shrinking congregations, declining attendance at Mass and fewer people signing up to become priests or nuns – although their proposals for how to solve the problem all consist of tinkering around the edges, or insisting that they need to try harder to convince people to believe as they do.

If the state's highest court agrees, Harris' legal theory of "permanent incompetence" would make California the first to address a growing problem of aging and gravely mentally ill inmates awaiting ever-delayed execution.  .

"The question at Princeton," Dr. Hopkins said, "is what these women will do to solve child care problems, the problems of aging parents and the marginalization of women in science and engineering, all problems that have been worse for women than for men".

At least 54 school districts on the Island passed bond referendums in the last three years for construction projects to address the problems of aging buildings and rising student enrollment.

There are many priorities for research, including problems of aging, back, shoulder and neck injuries, allergies, weight loss, knee and hip problems, and headaches.

Problems of aging in survivorship, disparities and financial hardship.