Sentence examples for version of the aging from inspiring English sources

Firman mentioned a new Judaic version of the Aging Mastery program coming out the Fall.

The primary objective of this study was to validate a French-language version of the Aging Perceptions Questionnaire (APQ) in the French general population aged 65 and over.

They turn to the Voight-Kampff test, a futuristic version of the age-old polygraph, to help them out.

The modern version of the age-old wisdom still applies: 28.3g of prevention is worth 0.454 kilos of cure.

Yun's quest – a modern version of the age old dream of tapping the fountain of youth – is emblematic of the current enthusiasm to disrupt death sweeping Silicon Valley.

The advertising industry ushered in its own version of the Age of Aquarius, in which youthfulness -- being young, thinking young, speaking young, buying young -- was all.

Farming a crop of twenty-five or thirty plants of killer weed is an updated (and highly profitable) version of the age-old California dream of an orange tree in every back yard.

Cruise is 52, and for the cynical viewer these antics will be taking on a tinge of mid-life crisis, a blockbuster version of the ageing exec hanging off a zipline on a corporate awayday.

"It poses a more complicated version of the age-old dilemma that campaigns always find themselves in," said Phil Singer, who was the press secretary for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign.

But if "The House of Mirth" is dour to the degree that it fails to convey the attractions of Gotham's good life in 1905 (Martin Scorsese's screen version of "The Age of Innocence" did a much better job of evoking a warm tribal solidarity and comfort), the story is still so gripping it almost doesn't matter how it's couched.

He seems to believe in a rehashed version of the age-old infant-industry argument: that temporary protection can boost growth by encouraging specialisation in sectors that become competitive over time through "learning by doing".