mid-50s

I suggested that, unless the dress code was more strictly enforced, I would feel obliged to bare my own mid-50s midriff.

Li Hua was a sturdy man with a chubby rough face, in his mid-50s, dressed in a blue jacket and jeans.

When their father died in his mid-50s, the sisters grew closer and decided to go into business together.

During the last two recessions, those in their mid-40s to mid-50s showed employment gains, while younger workers bore the brunt of cutbacks.

Even if you're in your mid-50s, each dollar you spend is actually taking about $2 out of your retirement fund.

In his mid-50s he found his ideas about how to make weighty decisions in uncertainty tested in a more personal way.

Too many state workers can retire in their mid-50s on close to full pay.

Stone and his colleagues found that stress peaked in those between the ages of 22 to 25 and decreased drastically after the mid-50s.

For professionals who are in their mid-50s and older, it will be harder to overcome potential employer biases.

Countries like Japan (mid-50s to the mid-70s) and South Korea (in the 70s) enjoyed periods of rampant growth that eventually petered out.

He started working in the mid-'50s, before journalism was hip.

It can extract more than 60% of the energy from the natural gas it burns; earlier generations seldom got above the mid-50s.

He told the Davos audience that one in five American men aged between their mid-20s and their mid-50s is now out of work.