Sentence examples for increasingly feeble from inspiring English sources

But do not expect the increasingly feeble and disoriented 80-year-old party to be rejuvenated.

Or it can dwindle away," with increasingly feeble blood-pumping efforts, causing a slow death from heart failure.

Nestor wards off the little man's increasingly feeble blows, moves in, clamps him in a police neck lock, and that does it!

Only Uganda has so far sent peacekeepers, while other African countries make increasingly feeble excuses for their refusal to help out.

Democrats depicted the MX missile and then Star Wars as symbols of an unhinged determination to counter an increasingly feeble Soviet threat.

Many, like the woman who would cut up his food and help him eat, took particular care of him as he became increasingly feeble.

So there's no reason other than me and Kevin getting increasingly old and feeble why League should ever end.

Writing in The World Crisis and the Aftermath, 1923-31 The unnatural and increasingly rapid growth of the feeble-minded and insane classes, coupled as it is with a steady restriction among all the thrifty, energetic and superior stocks, constitutes a national and race danger which it is impossible to exaggerate..

As global communication has grown we see that the enemy love their children, they hurt from poverty and hunger, they fight disease and natural disasters, they have old who grow older, more feeble and dependent on increasingly fewer resources.

One of its first customers is America's Department of Defence, which is increasingly worried about the ease with which its feeble GPS signals might be jammed by enemies.

She is commendably outspoken, for example, on Iran's nuclear programme and its threats against Israel (though also somewhat feeble in her attitude towards Vladimir Putin's increasingly pushy Russia).