Sentence examples for tackle aging from inspiring English sources

For now, no one knows, but if anyone has the computing power to tackle aging, it's Google.

Hollywood does tackle aging now and then... mostly then... with some insight, especially in Leo McCarey's matchless Make Way for Tomorrow 19377), in which a loving couple (Beaulah Bondi and Victor Moore) lose their house and learn not one of their five children have room for them both.

There's more: supporters say autonomous vehicles could help public sector workers tackle ageing population issues.

Ruth, via email I really liked Celia and Nonna by Victoria Lane, it's a great story about grandparents' role with little ones, and helps tackle ageing issues such as dementia.

As such, these findings represent a shift in paradigm with far-reaching implications on the theoretical nature of the aging process and for tackling aging and age-related diseases.

3. Invest by seeking out opportunities to support entrepreneurs, intermediaries and funds that are tackling aging issues in ambitious ways.

I was looking at Picasso's later works, the ones where he really tackled aging, and saw the dark humor there.

The green paper will also explore ways to tackle age discrimination outside employment.

Our approach will be to tackle age discrimination and give people the choice, not insist that they work past 65.

This could be intentional: other self portraits from the time seem to tackle ageing and anxiety head-on.

Still, if one needed another reason to try to tackle age discrimination, or any sort of discrimination, here it is.