Sentence examples for equally frail from inspiring English sources

Today, Groening sits face to face with his now grey-haired and often equally frail surviving victims and their relatives.

We see Hunt driving Formula 3 cars — less prestigious than their Formula 1 kindred, but equally frail — for Alexander Hesketh Christian McKayy), a rubicund English lord who hands his protégé a glass of champagne before the race, saying, "Have a gargle with this".

As well as facing large numbers of equally frail enemy infantry, the player must combat vehicles, buildings and turrets which cannot be destroyed with the standard machine guns.

14 Similar concerns may prove relevant to the equally frail, older patients who typically present with hip fracture.

After study recruitment was complete, the comprehensive geriatric assessment frailty index was used to determine whether nursing home and sheltered housing residents were equally frail.

The predicted CYP2D6 phenotypes (following the genotyping result) were not equally distributed: in the frail group, 0/11 subjects had a PM predicted phenotype, whereas in the non-frail group, the PM phenotype occurred in 3/22 subjects.

Equally, in groups of frail elderly people who were provided with telecare, there is a reduction in the number of hospital admissions following falls.

A group of bumbling meatheads the fear inspired by their hefty frames is quickly mitigated by their equally hefty incompetence abduct the frail writer, taking him to a house in the countryside.

5 Yet, as operationalized, the quality measure for screening for colorectal cancer encourages screening equally for both healthy and frail patients aged 74, potentially leading to overuse.

It portrays you as timid and frail.

When reality star Tila Tequila headed off for a monthlong stay at a Florida rehab center, she wasn't just dealing with drug addiction but an equally deadly eating disorder that left her frail and rail-thin, reports RadarOnline.