Sentence examples for which is aging from inspiring English sources

Philippine labor will continue to be sought overseas — particularly in an East Asia, which is aging fast.

HERE in the heart of the Côte de Beaune, the epicenter for white Burgundy, vignerons in their cellars are offering samples of their 2010 vintage, which is aging in barrels, and pouring tastes of their 2009 wines, which for the most part have just been released.

The growth of medical and nursing care costs has been recognized as a social problem in Japan today because of its aging population, which is aging more rapidly than other nations.

With a population of 1.3 billion, which is aging, and the negative effects of economic reform and unequal income distribution, China's current and projected demand for health services is daunting.

For me, the most memorable was a Berliner Weisse called Justin Blåbær, which is aged in Brunello barrels and tastes like cherries and Christmas.

By contrast our No. 2 wine, the 2004 Tinto Figuero Reserva from Garc Figuero, which is aged in barrels for 15 months, was big, powerful and ultradark.

Calvados produces superlative apple cider, which is aged with nuts in small oaken barrels or distilled into the celebrated apple brandy that bears its name.

Spanish absinthe, never banned, is well represented by Segarra, which is aged in oak barrels and distilled.

This measured stress strain behavior is then co related with the physical properties measured by routine tensile tests of the similar type of propellant which is aged artificially.

Beyond that, its young population (70percentt of which is aged under 40), lack of "big box" retailers serving entire countries and growing middle classes are forecast to power this surge forward.

Alltech's Lexington Brewing and Distilling Co., which makes Town Branch bourbon, also — as its name implies — makes beer, which is aged in, you guess it, used Bourbon barrels.