Sentence examples for a frail state from inspiring English sources

They worried she would have problems if she left Afghanistan, which remains in a frail state.

For six years, the lanky 35-year-old welder had coped with a frail state of mind.

He's in a frail state, but he still smiled, said hello and thanked us for coming to play.

"The United States should know that Afghanistan is different from Iraq, that we are in a frail state coming out of years of civil war caused by militias".

Though many had recovered sufficiently to sit up to see their relatives and read or play computer games, they were in a frail state emotionally.

The loss of physiological reserves caused by aging and chronic diseases leads to a frail state.

The increasing numbers of people entering care homes in a frailer state and policy drivers to provide high quality palliative and end of life care to people with dementia [ 4, 13] have prompted consideration of what a palliative approach for dementia care entails [ 7].

This last case probably translates a very frail state, potentially associated with cognitive impairments, such as AD.

Moreover, increasing evidence has shown that many older individuals have the capacity to recover from frailty and pre-frailty, although the likelihood of attaining a less frail state is lower.

Part of the fascination of it was that it instantly became a microcosm of the frail state of the transatlantic Special Relationship.

Worsening of existing complains, delayed recovery, or no clinical improvement are probably more often associated with progression of the underlying pathology or the frail state of an older patient than with a drug effect.