Sentence examples for as very frail from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Gates also characterized the North right now as "very frail," apparently referring to continuing reports of widespread hunger and the outcry from a failed effort early this year to revalue its nearly worthless currency, which wiped out what few savings North Koreans could scrape together.
The Masihi Foundation, a human rights group, described her physical condition as "very frail", and her health was reported to be in decline due to poor living conditions at the jail.
61% of those enrolled into the service were determined as being of average frailty and 27% as being very frail, leaving the remaining 12% as not frail.
Ms Blake had motor neurone disease – an illness which affects the brain and spinal cord – and was reported as looking very frail by neighbours in the days before she disappeared.
For many people, the unwritten rules of sidewalk choreography now include this: if what I'm reading or watching on my phone is sufficiently interesting to me, it's entirely up to you to get out of my way, just as if I were very frail, or three years old, or blind.
The non-participation rate, 46.8%, is in line with what can be expected for this very frail elderly group of patients, especially as they had to decide whether or not to participate when at the emergency ward with acute symptoms.
This last case probably translates a very frail state, potentially associated with cognitive impairments, such as AD.
'I can be very frail if I need to be," Kate Stahl said recently as she unpeeled the ripe banana she carried in her bag for lunch.
He worked as an interpreter, accompanying officers who were carrying out arrests, though he was still very frail.
But she was also very frail.
