Sentence examples for time and elderly from inspiring English sources
It's a lovely, warm place where aspiring Murrays, and now Marrays, hit through the ball ferociously alongside kids bobbing it over the net for the first time, and elderly players having a leisurely knockabout.
Several age groups were highlighted as challenging for trial retention, for example teenagers wishing to opt out of a trial when they reach the age of consent; working mothers juggling school runs with work time and elderly participants who have either lost their independence or are involved with extended family caring activities.
Dad laughed and spat his tea out at the same time, and some elderly relative in a blue rinse went "ooh" and dropped her sandwich and my mum swore.
Of the remaining prospective participants (n = 163), 22 were never reached because there was no answer even though we kept trying for a lengthy period of time, and 50 elderly people showed no interest.
I find no evidence for substitution between young full-time workers and elderly workers, while there might be a modest crowd out of middle-aged female part-time workers.
The outgoing president showed mercy to small-time crooks and elderly offenders, and admonished courts for being too slow.
Consistent with existing studies, such as Gruber et al. (2010), I find no evidence for substitution between young full-time workers and elderly workers.
Zappacosta says that the company plans to add more categories over time, including child and elderly care and automotive services.
Worsening service is stealing time from children and elderly parents, recreation and exercise, and the civic activities--tenant associations, PTAs, religious institutions--that build strong neighborhoods.
Using a multiplex platform we measured a panel of 10 metabolic markers over time for adults and elderly burn patients.
Recently, studies have shown that this fermented milk significantly decreased transit time in young and elderly healthy adults [ 9- 13] and in constipation-predominant IBS patients [ 14].
