Sentence examples for growing frailty from inspiring English sources

It was only growing frailty, and the urging of her son Nicolas, that allowed some compromise with modernity.

MJ Long spoke to Kitaj a week or so before his suicide, and recalls how he seemed more depressed than ever by his growing frailty, the debilitations of Parkinson's, and suggesting he was finding it difficult to paint.

Lessing's main battle in recent years seemed to have been against her own growing frailty.

The MDC complains that the 86-year-old president, who despite his growing physical frailty is as cunningly manipulative as ever, has been blocking it at almost every turn.

Despite a lack of unanimity on how to define frailty [ 7– 10], there is growing consensus that frailty is distinct from disability and comorbidity [ 11].

In the aftermath of the spending review, organisations including the NHS Confederation and the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services have written to George Osborne asking for a meeting to discuss the crisis in social care funding, highlighting the usual litany of difficulties from growing demand and frailty to the cost of the national living wage.

The patient population reaching end-stage CKD is growing in age, frailty, comorbidity, and dependance.

Despite a growing consensus that frailty and disability are distinct concepts, several authors have used the terms synonymously [ 9].

1 In the elderly, there is growing evidence that frailty predicts various adverse health outcomes such as disability, 2 institutionalisation, 2 falls, 3 fractures, 3 hospitalisation 4 and mortality.

Despite a growing research literature on frailty, several operational definitions of frailty are employed.

The heating crisis in this oil-exporting nation is adding to Iranians' increasing awareness of the contrast between their growing influence abroad and frailty at home, according to government officials, diplomats and political analysts interviewed here.