Sentence examples for infirm with from inspiring English sources
Other cases are debatable, like elderly people who are alone and infirm, with no support network and few resources, who decide that they've had enough.
The aim of this is to provide me the patient, as I become more infirm, with integrated care, hopefully in the community.
Sister Bernadine Frieda, 91, spry and sharp, spends her days visiting the infirm with Sister Marie Kellner, 77, both of them onetime science teachers.
It invited other Scandinavian and Baltic exchanges to join forces and create a pan-regional business.Joint ventureZimmer, an American company best known for propping up the infirm with its artificial joints, counterbid for Centerpulse, a Swiss orthopaedic-device maker.
"I refuse to paint the world black," declares Pierre-Auguste Renoir (the great French actor Michel Bouquet) in "Renoir," Gilles Bourdos's compassionate late-life portrait of this French Impressionist painter, infirm with rheumatoid arthritis.
The Board of Directors, staff, volunteers and supporters of the Catholic Health Care System of the Archdiocese of New York (CHCS) mourn the death of Mother Bernadette, who inspired the Carmelite Sisters of the Aged and Infirm with her charismatic leadership.
It also said the most vulnerable residents - the elderly, infirm, those with young children and those with disabilities - were being treated as top priority.
Johan (Erland Josephson) is now in his 80s, infirm and with a tremor in his right hand, but with the aid of a handsome bequest from a wealthy aunt, he has been able to retire to a remote villa with his books, cultivating the rich old man's prerogative of being cantankerous and difficult.
"Many of the travellers are vulnerable, are elderly and infirm, or with severe health problems and many are families with young children".
No, it would be the poor, the old, the infirm; those with the least to fall back on.
"But I do fear for the future, when I'll be an even older person, more infirm and with less of a pension".
