Sentence examples for frail to move from inspiring English sources

Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece is said to be too frail to move.

Those who stayed were generally those too frail to move or those with absolutely nowhere to go.

With his mother too frail to move him into his wheelchair, his life had shrunken to the confines of his bed, across from his mother's.

The 'General' was not without friends who contributed an odd 'five' to him when too frail to move about".

The CWC called Dr. Nyanbalamou, who decided the patient was too frail to move to the hospital in Farmoréah and opted to do what he could for him in the community.

But he was too frail to travel to scientific meetings.

My mother has become too frail to travel.

"What we were faced with is if we had to close the hospital, or even part of the hospital and in particular if we had to move very frail patients to another site, that in itself could have led to deaths and could have caused enormous risks".

The elderly deserve special consideration because accurate manual repositioning can be difficult due to neck and back stiffness, compounded by hesitancy of the treating physician to move a frail patient.

People tend to move there as a last resort, when they're fairly frail.

Even though some of the participants used an electrical wheel chair and managed to move 6 m only with the help of walking aids, this means that the frailest have not been included.