Sentence examples for a frail condition from inspiring English sources

In his 50s, Mr Prosser, who was due to appear in a production of Macbeth at the Uganda National Theatre next month, is said to be in a frail condition.

First of all, your parent has to be in such a frail condition that leaving the house to get care is near impossible (called "homebound" in Medicare), AND secondly you need a doctor willing to declare that the care they need requires professional skills -- like nursing, physical, occupational or speech therapy.

14, 34, 35 Patients with critical limb ischemia are often burdened with multiple comorbidities and are care-dependent due to physical and cognitive impairment, leading to a frail condition.

Secondly, from the Johns Hopkins ACG system, we included the total number of chronic conditions identified as a marker of global comorbidity, as well as a medically frail condition marker as derived by the system (for example, any occurrence of malnutrition, abnormal weight loss, morbid obesity, dementia, falls, decubitus ulcer).

Patients in a better condition were more likely to receive a bypass procedure than patients in a poor and frail condition.

The particular briefcase in use in Britain until 2010, when it was retired in frail condition, was a red leather-on-pine box lined with black satin, with the letters VR – for Victoria Regina – embossed on its surface.

The Adamses had a lucky break on the morning of their eviction notice: when an officer observed Leon's frail condition, he told them that they could stay in the house while the forfeiture proceedings advanced.

However, a combination of advanced age and overall frail condition precluded the possibility of resection.

Over the last years, the shelter-based convalescence care facility users were mainly homeless single males, around 45 years of age, with chronic problems due to substance use, mental health disorders and a frail physical condition, many of whom died a premature death.

Given the complexity of the policies and the typically frail condition of the insured, having a strong advocate is of utmost importance, whether it's a relative or an honest insurance agent, preferably one with many years of experience specializing in long-term care policies.

In older age there was no pressure to publish and Darwin could work at a pace that suited him and, evidently, his frail condition.