Sentence examples for economically frail from inspiring English sources
If nothing else, this week's setbacks are a salutary reminder that the country remains economically frail and politically fragile.
The enterprises broadcast Dutch pride and relative prosperity, in economically frail Europe, with a tincture of the desperate competition for visitors and prestige that art institutions worldwide have come to incarnate.
Our results are in line with those few studies from British Columbia: Economically frail patients seem to use the least expensive molecules within a cluster and bear a lower financial burden for their medications than patients of higher socioeconomic status.
The best picture is this: People live longer, in good health, remaining productive, valued members of society who contribute in workplaces, communities and families through their later years, and are treated respectfully and supported economically and socially as they become frail.
He looked frail, fidgety.
