Sentence examples for feeble health from inspiring English sources

But despite his work, most Alaskan languages are in feeble health.

He took over 81% of the vote despite being in feeble health since a stroke last year.

Reports of feeble health combined with the country's internal strife led to a weakening of his grasp on power, American officials believed.

A prisoner whose drug conviction was overturned last month is now in feeble health after an 11-month hunger strike and will be force-fed while prosecutors appeal.

The quake has degraded an already feeble health service by destroying many hospitals and clinics, including all three aid centres run by Médecins Sans Frontières, an NGO.

In 1747 a faction among the Polish nobels offered Conti the crown of that country, where owing to the feeble health of King Augustus III a vacancy was expected.

129– 131 The origin of these epidemics is linked to sociopolitical changes and conflicts that have resulted in sudden modifications of the environment, displacement of populations, changes in human practices, and feeble or absent HAT control programs in a weak health care system environment.

A bird flu pandemic could be disastrous for India, a country of one billion people with a feeble public health system.

India needs to swiftly build roads, highways and power plants; improve public schools and build universities for a swelling young population; and hire nurses and doctors for its feeble public health system.

This combined with extensive damage to a feeble public health sector, put in danger the lives of 8,400 pregnant women and their babies.

"The government doesn't understand how feeble our public health system is," she says.