Sentence examples for robust seniors from inspiring English sources

The centers are supposed to provide daytime socialization for people needing long-term care, often from nursing or home aides, but a New York Times article in April reported that some centers, which receive as much as $90 per day per person, were drawing in robust seniors, sometimes with improper giveaways.

For anyone looking ahead to a physically and emotionally robust senior citizenship, his work, as it is enacted here, will be both encouraging and terrifying.

And that task is to have candid, robust conversations with senior leadership".

"It's a decent report, but it's not by any means robust," said Conrad DeQuadros, senior economist at RDQ Economics, a research firm.

"We have stronger flu vaccines for elderly populations, because their immune response is not as robust," said the senior author, Melinda A. Beck, a professor of nutrition at the University of North Carolina.

But in the UK, there were growing calls for a more robust approach, with senior Conservatives including former foreign secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind and former defence minister Sir Gerald Howarth, calling for the UK to join the US and target Isis in Syria.

As they undertake their journey, both men, in temporary remission, appear as robust as the rejuvenated seniors in "Cocoon".

The market "is a little bit less robust," said Steven Cohen, a senior broker in Gibson Domain/Domain in Boston's South End.

"The attack on Malakal PoC again raises concerns about armed actors' respect for the camps' sanctity and about Unmiss's ability to provide robust protection," said Matt Wells, senior advisor on peacekeeping at Center for Civilians in Conflict, an organisation that conducted its own investigation into the incident.

"Insurers might try to avoid people with HIV or cancer or expensive conditions by avoiding the doctors that tend to treat those people, but otherwise their network looks robust," said Karen Pollitz, a senior fellow at the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation.

"Despite the claims of some, Medicare Advantage remains a strong, robust option for millions of seniors who choose to enroll or stay in a participating plan," said Dr. Donald M. Berwick, the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.