Sentence examples for thriving age from inspiring English sources

Jeffry Life, M.D., Ph.D. has a thriving age management medicine practice in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The SOMA has been validated on 127 young infants; 58 comparison children with typical oral skills, 56 with non-organic failure to thrive (aged 8 24 months), and 13 children with CP and overt feeding difficulties (aged up to 42 months).

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Relying on guile long after he had lost the velocity on his fastball, Spahn continued to thrive past age 40.

A residential wing will be built in the coming year, in part to house students from Rome.. Dr. Soleri himself seems only to thrive with age.

She was found to have arthrogryposis and failure to thrive at age of 2 weeks.

The clinical presentation of EoE varies with age: infants and toddlers often have difficulty feeding and fail to thrive, school-age children present with vomiting and epigastric or chest pain, and adolescents and adults present with dysphagia and food impaction [ 3].

But it seems they are thriving in the age of dusky noonday skies and counterfeit beef.

I used to hope that my career would start thriving in middle age, because I would like to do it from then for the rest of my life.

Combining the gadget-making that Taiwan is already strong in with software services will be the key to thriving in the age of cloud computing, he said.

Bristol regularly comes into the foreground, proving that bohemia always thrives where ageing, higgledy-piggledy cityscapes give it the nooks and crannies in which to grow.