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ageing

[ey-jing] / ˈeɪ dʒɪŋ /


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As part of the rollout of new trains on the Tyne and Wear Metro ageing trains are being replaced with 46 new ones, at a cost of £362m.

From BBC

Complicating the challenges are demographic trends, with a shrinking and ageing population weakening the outlook for a future spending boom.

From Barron's

Like much of Europe, it has a rapidly ageing population, compounded by long-running brain drain as many working-age citizens have left to seek opportunities abroad.

From The Wall Street Journal

A further factor that limited car production last year was the earlier decision by Nissan and JLR to end production of ageing models while preparing their factories to produce a new generation of electric vehicles.

From BBC

The BoJ itself has slightly raised its inflation forecasts through 2027, pointing to pressure from labour shortages in the ageing country.

From Barron's