Sentences with phrase «see people of all ages»

We are seeing people of all ages, creed, and class with an open - minded disposition embracing this technology.»

The annual international Real Bread Week once again saw people of all ages rising to the challenge of baking the own additive - free loaves or buying them from local, independent bakeries.

I have a general family practice and see people of all ages.

I saw all people of all ages hiking, so it's really about how you come ready for the hike.

You can go to the track itself to watch any of the day's ten races, but in between you see people of all ages picnicking, meeting the race horses and ponies, making new friends, sharing their beers... it's the kind of place families go for generations, special because of the tradition.

Today you can see the people of every age group fiddling their fingers on the mobile phones.

Created to raise money for improving cardiac care services in Far North Queensland, you'll see people of all ages and professions participate in this three - day challenge, including those who have survived heart disease, or have lost a loved one to heart complications.

Abby specializes in seeing people of all ages with a history of trauma or abuse, including rape, childhood abuse, combat PTSD, and more, as well as assisting couples with relational and communication issues.»

I see people of all ages, including children, adolescents, adults, and couples.

In her private practice she sees people of all ages, individually and in small groups.

I see people of all ages.

Not exact matches

Statistics Canada predicts that the proportion of seniors could, by 2031, equal the level now seen in Japan, which has the oldest population in the G7 with one - quarter of people over age 65.

Indeed, for all the excitement over paradigm - shifting technologies in healthcare and medicine — gene - editing through CRISPR, virtual reality surgical training — it seems we are seeing more and more examples of people solving age - old problems through a stroke of ingenuity.

Not only that, the arrival of the baby - boom generation at retirement age over the next two decades will see the ratio of seniors to working - age people (aged 20 to 64) go from just over 1:5 in 2006 to 1:2 by 2056.

The lawsuit is the latest example of criticism leveled at Facebook for so - called micro-targeting, a process that has allowed advertisers to choose who sees their ads based on age, interests, race and even such characteristics as whether they dislike people based on race or religion.

Companies including (tmus) T - Mobile US Inc, Amazon (amzn) Inc and Cox Communications Inc imposed age limits on who could see recruitment ads, limiting some only to people younger than 38, according to the lawsuit, filed in federal court in San Francisco by the Communications Workers of America.

Paul Cazers: When Logan does a branded campaign, you can see how many millions of people have watched it, where they've watched it, what age they are and their demo.

January 1952 saw the beginning of the country's first universal old age pension, Old Age Security, for people 70 years of age and ovage pension, Old Age Security, for people 70 years of age and ovAge Security, for people 70 years of age and ovage and over.

With a nationally recognized brand, comprehensive training, ongoing support and a product that is loved by people of all ages, it's easy to see why owning a Bruster's Real Ice Cream franchise can be the best investment you...

«Parents need to be aware and the industry has to step up and do a better job of managing content being uploaded that people of all ages can see within seconds,» Murphy says.

A poll I saw the other day indicated that 25 % of people on the verge of retirement think they are in such bad financial shape that they will have to work until age 80.

Featherball When we were in vietnam we saw a lot of people of all ages playing a game they called featherball.

The increase caps out at age 70, so a person waiting until then could see an increase of 24 percent to their benefits.

This day and age is a time of trials and tribulations people really need to be patient and give a careful, logical unbiased look at the world and see who is really causing the problems in the world and where they stand in believing it.

The difference is that you see 8 of those names and recognize them as ridiculous bedtime stories made up by ignorant people from the Bronze Age.

When I think about it, I see more of a split between people with different levels of education than I do of age.

Once they begin to see people of their own backgrounds or their own age, then they begin to think whether this is something they can do.»

@CP: before the age of 24 I buried my Mom and 2 children... tragedy didn't make me believe then and it certainly won't make me believe now... if anything those tragedies made me question what kind of an evil monster god really is if he allows 3 innocent people to die horrible deaths (my Mom was an avid believer and went to her grave believing she was going to be with god... it was a comfort for her and eased her mind... I just don't see it as a necessity)

With regard to another post regarding faith... I have seen my preemie child struggling for life... I have held the hand of an old person as they slipped from life to death... I have stood vigil in the room of a man of faith as over 40 friends and family crammed into a room sharing pain and suffering as he slipped away suffering from cancer at a young age.

I can't believe in this day and age a person in public office is seen to be less of a leader because he does not regularly attend church.

I am pleased to see that we have people of all ages that see the need to include Christ in all we do.

This model invites students to see the New Testament as the product of a profoundly human process of experience and interpretation, by which people of another age and place, galvanized by a radical religious experience, sought to understand both that experience and themselves in the light of the symbols made available to them by their culture.

Douglas adds, with respect to the equally common assumption that people of past ages were spiritually and (hence) generally fulfilled, that she can see «no evidence that there is more unhappiness and mental disturbance now than in those famous ages of faith.

Writing in Premier Youthwork magazine (November 2015) Rev Rachel Mann, a male to female transgender vicar, advised: «Perhaps the single most important thing to remember is that... trans people are, ultimately, people... Trans people of all ages are often seen through a lens that treats us as curiosities, freaks or alien people.

Take a look at the photos of people lining outside of Chick - fil - A and you will see mostly middle - aged and elderly.

In 2 Corinthians 4:4, Paul is saying that people who do not want to see the glorious truth of the gospel will remain darkened in their mind because the god of this age is certainly not going to reveal it to them.

It pains me to see how many people - in this day and age of scientific enlightenment and understanding - still cling stubbornly to outdated beliefs that originated through * lack * of understanding; through appeal to the pack nature of humankind, in yearning for kinship and to «belong» to something greater; and through efforts to control, suppress, and subjugate the masses.

We simple don't see Paul chastising anyone because that person stepped out of their rolls (i.e., age, gender, graces...) However, Paul does remind all present in ekklesia not to press the women to do what would be adverse to all that the sisters had chosen in their righteousness.

In this faith Christians came to see themselves as people who had «tasted the goodness of the word of God and the powers of the age to come» (Heb.

Richard Barnet and John Cavanagh, who judge this inchoate NGO uprising as presently «the only force we see that can break the global gridlock,» finish their important study with a judgment about its high stakes: «The great question of our age is whether people, acting with the spirit, energy, and urgency our collective crisis requires, can develop a democratic global consciousness rooted in authentic local communities.

You see people who try and disprove God are only tickling your ears they don't have solid evidence only their words and their equations of age using carbon dating if you actually look up whats involved in carbon dating you will see that it's the same as flipping a coin the fossil record has many many holes in it more than most people who believe in evolution will admit.

Regarding Scripture, I think what is vital for us today, as in all prior ages of God's saints — is the need to recognize these truths as «spirit and life» to us — to understand that God has indeed seen fit to speak through «common» things — written scripture, the communion, the «natural» majesty of creation and, ultimately, in the person of His Son — to reveal to us His character and purpose.

I don't know if it was the hormones or what, but I remember crying in the pool on the last day because it was one of the most beautiful things I'd ever seen: people of different shapes and sizes and backgrounds and ages and races and religions, all of us in the public pool with the babies we loved, looking ridiculous for their little sakes, utterly and entirely here for this parenting gig.

Bring to mind for a moment the people you have seen who conduct New Age weekends, or feminist workshops, or Peace Studies institutes, those who take glee in having «cut the knot» connecting them to patriarchal institutions, to structures of authority, to the unglamorous business of orthodoxy.

As the leaders of this mosque see it, segregating Muslim boys and girls simply means that young people arrive at the age of marriage without getting to know other Muslims of the opposite sex at all.

Not only would that allow the individual (of any age) to see things as they do, but maybe it would allow more inner peace which in turn could allow people to accept and understand one another more as well.

A middle - aged woman we interviewed in Connecticut — let's call her Carol — is typical of many people who continue to see themselves as «regular» churchgoers despite increasingly irregular attendance.

How do we know, think, and see like a person of a Bronze Age culture?

You see, in times when people (of all ages) are vulnerable, weak, confused and desperate, these would be GREAT times to expand ministries, but the church was not prepared for times like these.

I would suggest that it's due to an awakening to the real pain that promiscuity and abortion entail; others might say that it's actually based in «rights talk,» that young people identify with aborted children (as of this January 22, anyone under the age of thirty could have been aborted) and see abortion as an attack on their siblings and classmates, rather than a matter of women's self «determination.