Sentence examples for whose aging from inspiring English sources

Gardeners whose aging columbines will be hidden by other plants usually just ignore these developments.

The Yemeni protests were another moment of tumult in a region whose aging order of American-backed governments appears to be staggering.

He enjoyed the hour of fellowship after Mass, mingling with people he'd known all his life, people in whose aging faces he still recognized the shortstop from Catholic Youth ball or the remnant of a former May Day queen's smile.

But there has been little resonance on the streets of the richer nations of Northern Europe, whose aging populations and politically moderate young people are less interested in protest.

Dai-ichi's move to the stock market is aimed at allowing it to expand beyond Japan, whose aging population and anemic economic growth make it a tough market for life insurers -- and many other businesses -- to operate in.

Introduced by the organization's new chief Ayman al-Zawahiri in an audio message last year, Hamza provides a younger voice for the group whose aging leaders have struggled to inspire militants around the world galvanized by Islamic State.

Richard Barrientos, whose age was not known, was in stable condition at Southside Hospital in Bay Shore.

Mr. Ross, whose age is not known, did not return repeated calls to his home requesting comment.

Yang Yilin of China, whose age has been questioned before and during these Olympics, finished third.

Mr. Orloski, whose age was not released, was left with a punctured lung and bruises,.

The children, whose ages are not known, are undergoing tests in Newcastle for Ebola and malaria.