Sentence examples for retired person from inspiring English sources

Is buy-and-hold really the best strategy for a retired or nearly retired person today?

What's wrong with the transition from child star to incredibly rich retired person?

I always found it amazing whenever I interviewed a retired person whom I regarded as sitting on a heap of investments at least equal to the gold of Fort Knox.

Today there are four working Germans paying the pensions of every retired person, but by the time today's youngest workers retire, there will be only two.

Although several of us questioned Socrates' presumed heroism, the course got me thinking about what the obligations of citizenship are; and, because I am an older, retired person (73 as I write this), it got me wondering what the obligations of older, retired people are and whether they are different from the obligations of younger people.

If possible, view the film with a retired person.

The residential attractiveness of Winchester has brought commuters and retired persons in increasing numbers.

The REACT trial demonstrated a significant impact on the use of EMS among patients admitted to the hospital for suspected acute myocardial infarction, with greater increases among patients with chronic or other cardiac ICD-9 discharge diagnoses, those presenting with lower SBP, and retired persons.

Orr has not specified how much pensions or retiree health care will have to be cut, although his June 14 proposal to creditors called for "significant cuts in accrued, vested pension amounts for both active and currently retired persons". Orr spokesman Bill Nowling said the unions were never promised negotiations.

‡Includes children, housewives, elderly persons, and retired persons.

Abbreviations and Notes: N = sample size, a: Not working = unemployed, retired, persons of independent means, elderly.