Sentence examples for infirm of from inspiring English sources

Both plans would place substantial administrative burdens on the most vulnerable and infirm of Medicare's enrollees.

Perhaps because they serve a population that has limited political power and consists of the frailest and most infirm of residents, nursing homes have long been an area of health care rife with abuse.

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.

Although they can kill healthy adults, tigers often select the calves or infirm of very large species.

He then argued that the inspector general bill was "legally infirm" because of "multiple layers of oversight," and because the proposal amounted to an "illegal curtailment" of the mayor's authority of appointment and freedom to make decisions.

More often, he's distilling what's funny about a predicament into expressive nuggets of dismay or discomfort, like the infirm whine of that African Cessna, or the suppressed howl of those prey to the "uncontrollable oily discharge" that accompanies certain US slimming treatments.

When he recognises instead the pallid, infirm figure of Doc Holliday, he is suddenly terrified and stammers that their previous disagreements don't amount to a real quarrel.

But anticipations get thinner as you get older: fewer career moves to expect; friends scattered or infirm; performances of music or theatre not, perhaps as good as once they were, or seem so in memory.

Adding to the mix is an increasingly infirm group of senior princes, with King Abdullah said to still be not entirely well following an operation in December.

With vaccines, we use the same technique to protect the very young and very infirm members of our families and communities.

In general, workhouses only granted admission to orphans, complete families, or the very oldest and infirm members of society who had nobody else to care for them.