Hence the conventional worry that rich countries will, by 2025 or so, have too little youth and too much old age.
Then I'm certain it returned to her, too, in old age.
The patients who were too young or too old were aged 88, 64, 64, and 18 years at the time of the questionnaire.
These groups include those who (over the time period of this study) were not invited due to being too young (under the age of 60 years) or too old (over the age of 69 years) to be eligible for the scheme.
Bedrock surfaces and erratic boulders in such settings are likely to have nuclide inheritance and may yield erroneous (too old) exposure ages.
He was too robust, too aggressively healthy in his old age, too different from the type of frail, elderly person we tend to commonly associate with dementia.
He was too robust, too aggressively healthy in his old age, too different from the type of frail, elderly person we tend to commonly associate with dementia he was just getting old.
He should, before its remarkable group of players, singers, stage directors and set designers shuffle too far into old age.
"They couldn't give it to me and said I'd been on the programme too long, that I was too old at the age of 25.
Dinnertime Rhyme June Crebbin, illus Ana Martin Larranga Walkerr, £3.99) Just because a series is called Read Me don't think they will be too old for this age group.
