productive age

The number of people in the productive age group will start to fall within no more than three or four years.

She was a female, and nearly of productive age.

The epidemic robs countries of what should be their most productive age group.

The same sort of drop occurred among women between 20 and 24, the most productive ages for Russian motherhood.

"They are in the most productive age."

Most people of productive age have elected to move to the United States of America seeking better opportunities.

Not only will the overall population of the European Union grow old; there will also be a shortage of people of a productive age.

The numbers of students are dwindling year by year, as it failed to attract or to keep the productive age population to reside nearby KBS.

Tuberculosis is also the leading cause of death among people between fifteen and forty-five-the most productive age group in any country and the key to India's prospects for continued economic growth.

Cynically speaking, many a foreign government looks at cigarettes as combining two benefits: increasing the tax on individuals and insuring that those buyers don't live too long past their productive age of 65.

The emigration caused some alarm in Finland with most of the emigrants in their most productive age — although many of them returned to Finland in the following decades.

The author went on to call for "the incorporation of all Gypsy citizens of productive age to [sic] the working process" and to decry the number of Gypsies "who constantly refuse to work".

"The overall threat is very simple; it is affecting the most productive population in the most productive age group," said Patricio Marquez, a principal health specialist for Latin America and the Caribbean at the World Bank, which is financing a regional response to the disease.

Of course, a certain consultancy is essential, in my opinion, because the European Union and the Member States must look for a solution immediately to economic and demographic challenges such as, for example, forecasts that the ratio of inhabitants over 65 to the population of productive age will rise to 53% in 2060.