| But as the baby-boomer bulge moves through the system, our pension debt will also increase. |
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| This turnaround is largely the result of the Baby-boomer bulge entering retirement and being succeeded by steady-state Baby-bust workforce. |
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| And experience suggests that cultural and social shifts are likely to emerge from a youth bulge. |
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| And the situation will become even more acute as the great demographic bulge of the baby boom moves into retirement. |
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| In his figurative works he let the figure bulge out of anatomical specifications and proportions. |
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| Everyone understands the system will go into deficit when members of the baby-boom population bulge start retiring and becoming infirm. |
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| Jenkins' eyes, already wild and dilated, began to bulge as he fought for breath. |
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| He could feel the blood pumping through the veins that were starting to bulge out of the neck muscles. |
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| A long torso may mean roomier accommodations for a baby, making it less likely for a woman's belly to bulge outward. |
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| An aneurysm is an abnormal swelling or bulge in the wall of a blood vessel such as an artery. |
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| Buttressed by poles and green wires every few feet, the saplings bulge with glimmering red Braeburn and honey crisp apples. |
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| These dots appear like perforations in a three-dimensional surface that, close up, seems to bulge and swell and recede. |
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| Some say sluggish blood and lymph circulation allow fluids and toxins to accumulate, causing fat cells to inflate and bulge up against the skin. |
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| In the high mountains, the bellies of top climbers bulge like bowling balls. |
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| Years bleed into one another as file cabinets bulge with extraneous information. |
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| Newspapers bulge with travel advertisements and articles telling us about the wonders of the world. |
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| Initially, my postbag would bulge with letters about this issue in October and November as Guy Fawkes Night, November 5, approached. |
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| The bulge in question is an artificial chicane that highways engineers have placed outside the village cemetery. |
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| The eyes bulge, the lips distort and foul-smelling gases ooze from every orifice. |
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| Most of the space is occupied by the cartographically distorted bulge of two largely barren provinces. |
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| The handles are barrel shaped, with a distinct bulge near the middle, rather than cylindrical, on both spindles. |
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| All cusps bulge slightly on the buccal side, leaving a broad lingual shelf. |
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| Timber roof supports burnt away, causing large slates to fall into the building and the front of one of the flats to bulge. |
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| With the slack in the rope, she darted forward, and pinched the bulge in her teeth, and tugged, eliciting a scream from Spade. |
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| Start at the lowest rocks and climb the slabs above until stopped by a smooth bulge. |
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| The vacuum cup creates suction causing the surface tissue to tumefy or bulge into the cup. |
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| Pollack's casts bulge with big-timers whose personalities often stand in for character and motivation. |
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| But he said it was unclear whether the bulge indicated a jagged break in the wing or a mirage caused by atmospheric distortion. |
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| I noticed that his belongings formed a round bulge in the bottom of a plastic carrier bag. |
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| Just above the squid's eyes is a hard ball, called the beak, which creates a slight bulge. |
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| She squealed dramatically and grabbed the sleeve of Theo's dog-tooth jacket, her eyeballs seeming suddenly to bulge at the drama of it all. |
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| A urethral diverticula is usually identified as a distal bulge under the urethra. |
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| Hydro-carbon compounds in the dip would cause plastic containers to bulge and explode. |
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| The actors in the commercial convincingly bulge out their cheeks to convey that they are full of putrid vomit. |
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| It was made of Abyssinian steel, and was three cubits long with a weighty bulge at one end. |
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| The bulge in the neck known as the Adam's apple is the front of this cartilage. |
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| Lee is off and racing up through the deep dish and over the bulge and heading up the ironstone jugs to the belay. |
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| With a typical hernia, there is a bulge resulting from the protrusion of an internal organ. |
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| With the rise of private Masses, chapels began to bulge out from the laterals of the church and altars began to be recessed against the walls. |
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| Like America, we are prepaying the expected costs of a demographic bulge in retirement. |
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| York dialysis patient Mandy Coles will be battling the bulge this festive season, like the rest of the nation. |
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| They do it to bulge the bank accounts of bankers, company managers, and investors all over the world. |
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| At the side of the Earth nearest the Moon the oceans bulge upwards due to its pull. |
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| From 230,000 miles away, the moon's gravity pulls the Earth, dragging the ocean outwards in a bulge of water that creates a tide. |
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| The inner and outer margins of the annulus were observed to bulge outwards but when the nucleus was removed the inner margins bulged inwards. |
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| Traditional American shirts tend to be fuller in the torso, which might cause your shirt to bulge when tucking. |
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| The posterior lingual crista runs off the lingual side of the fifth cuspule, following the ridge of a posterolingual bulge. |
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| At times, sharp clicks and bubbles of noise will suddenly bulge to the top before disappearing back into the fray. |
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| Computer screens glow, fax machines stutter out reams of paper and the filing cabinets which line every wall bulge with thousands of documents. |
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| As the disease progresses, babies' fontanels, or soft spots, may begin to bulge. |
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| When present they may produce a bulge of the lateral nasal wall anterior to the middle turbinate. |
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| Wall thickness is 10-26 m, becoming thicker at the corners of the chamber where it may bulge outwardly to produce coarse longitudinal costae. |
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| Keratoconus is an irregular bulge of the cornea, or the clear surface structure over the eye. |
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| It is an idea that could flop, and simply move the drop-out bulge from freshman to junior year. |
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| And, in early April, geologists had noted that the northern flank of the mountain was beginning to bulge ominously. |
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| Rising from the radiator grille, a prominent bulge in the hood runs to the base of the windscreen. |
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| Ghana is situated on the large bulge that projects into the Atlantic Ocean. |
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| The larger part of the main forces belonged to the 10th army concentrated in the central part of the WSMD in the Bialystok bulge area. |
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| The gate cried back in outrage and pain, as the wood and steel began to bulge inwards, barely holding back the forces that swelled from Terren. |
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| Our unique demographic profile, caused by the 1970s baby boom, continues to produce a bulge in the population of young adults. |
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| We who were born in the mid 50's are the biggest bulge of the baby boom cohort. |
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| Most pressing is the large demographic bulge of the baby boom, people who are going to be retiring over the next 30 years. |
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| Glancing behind me as my backside hit the floor of the boat, I saw the water surface gently bulge and swirl before settling to its normal oily calm. |
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| A nation that not 20 years ago was struggling with malnutrition, Brazil is now waging an all-too-familiar battle of the bulge. |
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| I saw you offered advice to Jon Hamm about how to handle the fascination over his bulge? |
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| He has searched Belgium for Americans shot down in the Battle of the bulge. |
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| She stands up decisively and pulls her t-shirt down at the sides, accentuating the waistless bulge of her torso that protrudes for some distance from her body. |
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| You might have a cool PDA and a wicked wallet, but if you're heading to work with a huge bulge in your pants and your lunch in a plastic bag, then you've got a lot to learn. |
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| On her ankle was a slight bulge where she kept a kukri hidden. |
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| The air in this bulge then slides over the unexpanded air over the sea resulting in a pressure difference at sea level between the landward and seaward sides of the coast. |
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| I hope she does get another dog now that Papa's little Yorkie has gone to her reward or the house will bulge to the breaking point with boredom purchases. |
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| The hernia may look like a bulge or swelling in the groin area. |
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| He breathed in the scent of her hair and ran a hand down her side to caress the smooth, rounded bulge where their first, long tried for child was growing. |
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| To answer those questions, Fuchs and her colleagues first isolated stem cells from the bulge by fusing antibodies to characteristic cell surface molecules. |
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| The main entrance to the station concourse lies on the west side of the building, signified by a slight bulge as the glass side wall curves outward. |
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| The Germans planned powerful attacks from the areas near Orel and Belgorod toward Kursk to surround and destroy the Soviet forces within the bulge. |
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| The huge prison bulge may temporarily slow down crime, as it apparently has, but as offenders are released, the number of new crimes can be expected to skyrocket. |
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| Satan could see the veins in Simon's neck begin to bulge, his jaw tighten. |
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| Carey's eyes seemed to bulge, the cords on his neck standing taut. |
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| A photo of the studly actor Idris Elba sporting what appeared to be a huge bulge in his pants recently went viral. |
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| That picture of octuplets' mom's obscenely large bulge represents an epic pop culture meltdown. |
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| But if that's the case, they can't reasonably expect the president to walk around with a rectangular bulge on his back and to keep it an unexplained secret forever. |
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| Even a small amount of snow, mud, excess lubricant, or grease in the bore can dangerously increase pressure and cause the barrel to bulge or burst when firing. |
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| The tumor that you see here is my own blood vessels, my own veins, all swollen and tangled, engorged, and mixed together that bulge out like this. |
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| Yoder's group made the bulge measurements by monitoring the motion of the Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft as it orbited the planet over the past 3 years. |
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| Accordingly, instead of mass media's big bulge of consensus and convention and conformity in the middle, the spectrum gets filled with all kinds of hinky stuff. |
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| The way that they narrow and bulge, and the smudges of pale blue pentimenti in the lemon yellow ground, create a circuitous momentum within the work. |
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| I've been trying to eat properly recently, as I am fighting the proverbial battle of the bulge, but over the last two days, I have been pigging out! |
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| When the bow echo bulge reaches 80-320 km wide, the derecho has been born. |
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| He told reporters at the weekend that the bulge was nothing more than a pucker along the jacket's seam when the president crossed his arms and leaned forward. |
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| The witness described the object as being disc-like, or perhaps shaped like a cigar, with a distinct bulge on the top, and with several lights along the side. |
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| First they said that pictures showing the bulge might have been doctored. |
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| The bulge divided the densely populated Celtic settlements along the entire river system in two. |
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| As his bulge begins to swell once again, her hand strokes the length of it through his pants. |
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| The bulge exhibits cylindrical rotation consistent with a disky origin which evolved through bar driven secular evolution. |
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| Therefore, ancient beaches are found below present day sea level in the bulge area. |
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| On the other hand, places in the peripheral bulge area which was uplifted during glaciation now begins to subside. |
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| The bulge around the early 20's is due largely to students coming to the city's Universities. |
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| Churchill asked Gamelin where and when the general proposed to launch a counterattack against the flanks of the German bulge. |
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| Due to the strong attraction to the oceans, a bulge in the water level is created, causing a temporary increase in sea level. |
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| Cryptodomes are formed when viscous lava is forced upward causing the surface to bulge. |
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| He walked right up to me, the knife poking him in the abdomen, just above his bulge. |
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| The cranium lacks a pronounced occipital bun in the neck, a bulge that anchored considerable neck muscles in Neanderthals. |
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| But fans spotted the Rocket Man's tum had taken on a new dimension as he faced up to the battle of the bulge. |
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| Now, however, it is firmly categorised as a barred spiral galaxy, with loosely wound arms and a relatively small central bulge. |
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| Targeting pods can bulge out a bit, and leak out unwanted signals. |
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| However, no rise in population, youth bulge, or decline in agricultural production during this period has been definitively demonstrated. |
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| Roman defensive works therefore cut across the base of the bulge, denying the protected corridor and shortening the line. |
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| As Poland's demographic bulge slimmed, new entrants to the domestic labour market reduced and emigration slowed. |
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| The space for the jaw muscle in the skull is very large, which is easily visible from the outside as a bulge at each side. |
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| Paulin's maneuvering of a very convincing pregnant bulge was as expertly comic as her tartly sparkling singing was idiomatically spot-on. |
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| This bulge is thought to be caused by upward convective forces in the asthenosphere pushing the oceanic crust and lithosphere. |
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| Once a fertilized egg has gone through several rounds of division, stem cells form a bulge, called the inner cell mass, inside the early embryo. |
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| Both of these motions are caused by the varying attraction of the Sun and the Moon on Earth's equatorial bulge. |
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| The trunk is nearly cylindrical, and does not bulge at the abdomen. |
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| Despite having a numerically superior armoured force, the French failed to use it properly, or to deliver an attack on the vulnerable German bulge. |
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| Ton shaped barrels are thin at either end but bulge in the middle. |
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| Visitors barely had time to hang the Cortina on a tree, grab a pre-match kangarooburger, and chisel last week's chewinggum off the sea before the netting started to bulge. |
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| Transoesophageal echocardiography now revealed an akinetic dilated right ventricle and septal bulge into a hyperdynamic and underfilled left ventricle. |
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| The lowered sea level, and an isostatic bulge equilibrated with the depression beneath the Cordilleran Ice Sheet, exposed the continental shelf to form a coastal plain. |
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| Hypnotized, my eyes stared at the small bulge made by that book inside the pocket, they gazed fierily at that one inconspicuous spot as if to burn a hole in the coat. |
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| Physical examination showed a 4 x 3-cm supraclavicular mass with diffuse borders and a 5 x 5-cm infraclavicular bulge fixed to underlying structures. |
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| And I know the location of a treasure so splendid that just breathing its name in your ear will bring tears of joy to your eyes and a definite bulge in the trouser department. |
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| In addition, when the curve crosses the threshold, economic forces cause the bulge to become taller as incomes at that level grow faster than incomes in other ranges. |
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| A spiral galaxy is organized into a flat, rotating disk, usually with a prominent bulge or bar at the center, and trailing bright arms that spiral outward. |
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| The second stage of the demographic transition, therefore, implies a rise in child dependency and creates a youth bulge in the population structure. |
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| The large bulge on top of the porpoises head is caused by the melon. |
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| The initial pieces, such as fashion skort that with python accents and unique detail like Velcro patch on back waist to hold your glove and eliminate any pocket bulge. |
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| On the upper end of the femur is a bulge called the greater trochanter. |
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