Sentence examples for frail state from inspiring English sources

They worried she would have problems if she left Afghanistan, which remains in a frail state.

He's in a frail state, but he still smiled, said hello and thanked us for coming to play.

Unfortunately, in his frail state, he spills the ink as Cersei walks in and stomps on his hand.

"He's done it because of his sympathy towards this young lad who he had seen every day and the frail state he was in".

"The United States should know that Afghanistan is different from Iraq, that we are in a frail state coming out of years of civil war caused by militias".

Though many had recovered sufficiently to sit up to see their relatives and read or play computer games, they were in a frail state emotionally.

Corporate influence, with its fatal mix of power, money and unaccountability, is particularly potent and dangerous in frail states where corporations are insufficiently or ineffectually regulated, and where the purchasing power of a large company can outbid or overwhelm an underfunded government.

Companies like Blackwater and Halliburton are already roaming the world looking for new markets in other frail states - new governments to guard, new war zones to privatize.

She writes, "Although the use of transnational (and even private) military force can stabilize frail states, PMCs are more likely to undercut than to strengthen the ties of political accountability between citizens and their governments, and transnational military forces in general - including peacekeepers - often lack accountability to the populations with whom they interact".

Furthermore, both pre-frail and frail states were associated with greater odds of scoring in the lower quartile of the mental and physical component scales of the SF-36 relative to participants categorized as non-frail (see Table 3).

Identifying and treating people in the pre-frail state may be an effective way to prevent or delay frailty.