Sentence examples for that retiring from inspiring English sources

Public Citizen predicted two years ago that a Congressman's access to unspent campaign money would prompt a large number of retirements in 1992, the last year that retiring members can take the money with them.

Rash Bhabra, of actuaries Towers Watson, said that retiring later did not mean necessarily mean less time in retirement.

"But I know that retiring now is right.

It might seem that retiring boomers would create demand for senior housing and assisted living facilities.

Who would have dreamed that retiring politicians would grow rich not on banking but on public speaking?

She and her coauthor, Michael Kang, found that retiring judges were significantly less likely to vote in favor of business.

It has been suggested that retiring was a cop-out, but it was nothing of the kind.

One 2016 study in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health suggests that retiring early may actually increase your risk of dying early.

The union has demanded that retiring workers after 30 years of service get $500 a month re gardless of their age.

The government has promised that retiring workers will from next year receive independent guidance on what to do with their money.

After all, even Mr. Rock concedes that "retiring a highly successful C.E.O. at 60 may seem like throwing out a very scarce resource".