Sentence examples for turn age from inspiring English sources

Many will be forced to take Social Security benefits as soon as they turn age 62.

Fu's victory at the world championships led to the institution of a rule requiring that competitors, at the minimum, must turn age 14 in the year of a given international meet.

These younger retirees are often hanging on as well as they can, until they turn age 65 and can begin to be covered under Medicare.

The council this week voted to approve the first reading of a charter amendment that would establish same day voter registration in city elections, extend voting rights to more people with felony convictions and make Takoma Park the first city in the United State to join what has become an international movement to extend suffrage rights to people after they turn age 16.

The severity of illness in patients parallels the severity and duration of lymphopenia, which is in turn age dependent, with less severe cases in young children but more severe cases in adults.

While it is unlikely that the vaccine will wane to zero when children turn age 5, data are not available to characterize the degree of waning vaccine efficacy in this age group over time.

The European Union has helped turn age-old military enemies in Europe into political and economic partners, making another great war in Europe unthinkable.

They turn expert observers into pained inquisitors; they make kids who should be dreamers into cynics; they retain the power to turn age-old human contests into an irrelevance.

What are the marketplace incentives that can turn age-friendly development from "the right thing to do" to "the commercially advantageous thing to do".

S&P's very sober financial analysis finds that smart, proactive, goal-oriented steps can be taken in order to turn aging into a financial and economic opportunity.

In turn, age-related health problems represent a growing socioeconomic challenge for society.