Sentence examples for debilitated but from inspiring English sources

The hurricane left many in the city debilitated, but with Ms. Lora unemployed and in recovery, their troubles were especially difficult.

It is perhaps now easily forgotten that John Paul's health was always in question after the assassination attempt on him in 1981, which left him permanently debilitated, but while he soldiered on until 2005 despite the limitations placed on him by Parkinson's disease, Martini retired in 2002, after receiving the same diagnosis.

Given the average age of this team, it would not be prudent to expend a roster spot on a debilitated player but, for Michael and Magic, Bird would surely make an occasional appearance, lying face down in front of the bench.

Andrew Daniel Mayss) is heard speaking by telephone to an aging father just as his colleague Barry Nigel Lindsayy) voices concerns about his own debilitated daughter, but the two lawyers' immediate focus is on staying afloat in their country's much-vaunted "big society" — a Conservative Party catchphrase that on this evidence is fostering all manner of not-so-little scams.

Her manager knew Mvula was more or less "debilitated" by anxiety, "but it didn't go beyond management.

When Picard was brought by his sister to a Veterans Administration clinic in Topeka, Kansas, its director, Dr. Karl Menninger — at a loss to treat the apparently healthy but debilitated patient — called in a specialist.

Upon admission, the bird was in fair condition but debilitated and aggressive.

The Senate may now have a week to deliberate, but the debilitated Martinez has passed the precarious 30-day mark with fellow "Dreamers" on a liquids-only hunger strike for the immigration bill's passage.

Furthermore, diabetic patients in the EVS had worse outcomes than nondiabetic patients [ 20]. S. maltophilia has been often associated with serious life-threatening, systemic, opportunistic infections, especially in immunosuppressed or debilitated patients [ 21], but it could also be found in patients with no known predisposition.

She is still alive but in a debilitated condition.

The chronically critically ill (CCI are a subgroup of critically ill patients who have survived an acutecritical illness but remain profoundly debilitated and ventilatordependent.