MORE and more United States prisons resemble nursing homes with bars, where the elderly and infirm eke out shrunken lives.
At 78, he is, his friends and wife point out, an infirm old man who does not always recognise his friends and is given to uncharacteristic bursts of bad temper.
But nothing attracts attention like your own skies turning a slightly funny colour, and yet again hearing the health warnings to the aged, the asthmatic and the infirm to keep out of harm's way.
"Diseases like these weed out sick or infirm individuals in the host population" — the deer, Dr. Prendini said.
And if a cloned pet turns out to be medically infirm, as some inevitably will, its suffering would be hard to justify.
They plan to clean up and paint the house, but there will be no renovation, beyond rebuilding one wall in the master bedroom, which Rudolph took out when he became infirm.
Many of the able-bodied men were too infirm to work; 45 out of 102 immigrants died and were buried on Cole's Hill.
In the end, I can't believe a well-adjusted God actually needs to pour out wrath on the weak, infirm, and finite.
A friend, however, suggested she could do unpaid work at Charleston, helping out the gardener, Mark, and his infirm whippet.
The last point would be difficult to believe for any visitor to his spartan, cramped apartment where he lives with his infirm wife.Mr Zhou says efforts to stamp out corruption have not been thorough enough.
