Sentence examples for worried age from inspiring English sources

The core of the current team is made up of players who shocked Europe four years ago but, despite this, and the fact that qualification was achieved with minimal fuss, some Russian pundits are worried age might be catching up with their golden generation.

Young people are suffering the "worst economic prospects for several generations" as a worrying age inequality gap is opening up in Britain, according to a major state-of-the-nation report.

"Maybe something that amuses the Americans is that they are so worried about age, and I'm not at all," Varda told me.

It's been showing up lately in job postings when the company wants to hire someone young and has been cautioned against by H&R offices worried about age discrimination suits.

LUCIE, Fla .— The Mets' dual worries, age and injury, were joined at Carlos Delgado's hip Saturday.

Purchase these life annuities on a staged basis beginning when retirement income is first needed, and every few years thereafter until a chosen "no-worry age" (and level of guaranteed income for life) that is comfortable is reached.

Orchestras worried about aging audiences and perceptions of elitism have embraced the symphony for its fresh appeal.

I'm 44 and I can't say I'm looking forward to being 60-plus, but I'm not worried about ageing.

I've never worried about aging.

Are you worried about aging to the point where taking these types of risks and putting your body through these intense experiences are no longer possible?

Not to worry – at age 45 he ran for the US Senate and lost again.