Sentence examples for less frail from inspiring English sources

Those whose flesh is less frail might be keener.

Miss Miner, tall, slender and less frail than she seemed, looked as if she belonged in a garden: she favored straw hats and print dresses.

Kim Jong Il came out to the Pyongyang airport to greet him, a rare sortie for North Korea's dictator even when he was less frail.

A better goal may simply be making sure we understand what we are doing and hoping that is enough to make us a little less frail.

His marriage is no less frail, as he and his wife, Toni Diane Laneeacheach take a lover with the other's consent; Edgar has a Japanese girl who speaks no English, while Toni meets the swaggering Reeves at a restaurant.

It may be that today's older drivers are simply in better physical and mental shape than their counterparts a decade ago, so they are not only less likely to make a driving mistake, but also less frail and better able to survive injuries.

Maturity and position come at a great personal cost: Hal becomes less a frail human being and more the figure of royal authority.

In short, insurance companies were prohibited from managing risk by charging healthy, low-risk people less than frailer, high-risk people.

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.

Some three inches shorter at 5 feet 5 3/4, with 25 pounds less muscle, the frail Henin appeared helpless to interrupt the feel-good vibe and Grand Slam buzz hovering over Capriati.

It may be beneficial in elderly patients with reduced mobility who could benefit from weight loss, whereas it is less optimal for frail, normal weight adults.