Sentence examples for is more frail from inspiring English sources

Ms. Lilley's Clara is more frail and shrinking, girlishly preening over her little feet and whining piteously for cake and tea, but with a tongue no less savage than her sister's when need be.

Games try to enhance the experience of vulnerability by making the game single player rather than multiplayer, and by giving the player an avatar who is more frail than the typical action game hero.

Dr. Segev suggested that caregivers, family members and maybe the patients perceived older women to be more frail than they really are.

Wall Street wobbled on Tuesday amid indications that the global economy, particularly the banking sector, might be more frail than investors had believed.

Older people have been overlooked in relief efforts because they are more frail, less mobile and less vocal in their demands for food and water, United Nations officials explained.

In fact, the same research also suggests that Tut, who came to power at 9 (perhaps 1332 B.C). and died before he was 20, was more frail than had been imagined.

But while crash rates are slightly higher for older people, most of their increased risk for a fatal car accident is explained by the fact that they tend to be more frail.

Even the most vulnerable, physically challenged older adults can benefit from exercise, which "conferred its greatest benefits to improvements in health status to those who were more frail at baseline," according to a 2009 study by Canadian researchers published in the journal PLoS One.

These results suggest that residential care facilities residents are more frail and sensitive to change than has been assumed.

The teenager confided to the group that her baby had also died, and soon after returned to the forum to announce she was again pregnant and feared her baby would be premature, which it turned out to be, more frail this time than the first.

Exercise conferred its greatest benefits to improvements in health status to those who were more frail.