Sentence examples for standards of older from inspiring English sources

This has the potential of changing retirement savings and the relative living standards of older and working-age people.

5. Economic Burden and Personal Costs: Three questions, modelled on the Ministry of Social Development sponsored study into the Living Standards of Older People [ 26] to discover financial burden for comparison with data from the general population.

What hope, then, for the standards of old?

This year's three volumes kept up the highest standards of "old nature writing".

It started to offer courses the next month a nanosecond by the standards of old-style university decision making.

Remembered by a surprisingly wide array of fans, the Louvin Brothers are enjoying something of a moment, at least by the humble standards of old harmony groups.

Florida has not measured up to the Gator standards of old, and although quarterback Jesse Palmer will start this week, Coach Steve Spurrier seems ready to bench him.

What you ought to be concerned about is taking the best of the standards of old traditional media and see that the best of these standards are conveyed to the next generation of people who are doing this work and it's not us.

He has struggled to maintain the standards of old, going 39 innings since his last Test century, after spending more than a year on 99 international hundreds before making yet another small slice of history in the Asia Cup against Bangladesh in March 2012.

By standards of old, today's workforce is virtually unmanageable; independent, self-reliant, unfettered and unafraid.

By all standards of old-media journalism, restaurateurs were not supposed to know when a reviewer with the clout to make or break his investment was anywhere near the kitchen.