Sentence examples for ill infirm from inspiring English sources

Partnership operates at the "non-standard" end of the market, meaning its customers are ill, infirm or smoke.

Raising revenue in these ways -- rather than cutting the benefits of elderly, ill, infirm, and handicapped Americans -- has many beneficial side effects.

For the ill and infirm many spas provided year-round treatment centres under varying degrees of medical supervision.

A common concern among widows and widowers, as well as those who never married, is who will care for them if they become ill or infirm.

He was a devoted student of the Talmud, a philanthropist and a tireless advocate for compassionate, high quality care for the ill and infirm.

She is ill or infirm, almost certainly doesn't drive, and is not of a certain age but well beyond it.

Bloom has a fine eye for emotional particularity — like how seeing your ill and infirm lover padding around in "backless bedroom slippers and green baggy pants" would make you feel equal parts pity and disgust.

The NHS has to live up to its name and become a genuine health service, because there is no real point in people living longer if they are going to be too ill or infirm to enjoy their 80s and 90s.

But many nursing homes, even those that lack the space and finances to provide soup-to-nuts care, could learn from the 20-acre facility in Miami, where the ill and infirm of every ethnicity and religious persuasion spend days, weeks, months or years.

Scientists, amateur or professional, may want to look up something important to their work and the ill and infirm may want to look up their treatment options.

This is where time stood still for those immigrants declared too ill, insane or infirm to be allowed into the United States.