Sentence examples for more infirm from inspiring English sources
"We want to find ways that people can remain here as they grow older and more infirm," she said.
They are likely to have no savings, and to be more infirm, live in nastier neighbourhoods and lead lonelier lives.
But the thought of using it made me feel even older and more infirm than I already was.
"But I do fear for the future, when I'll be an even older person, more infirm and with less of a pension".
Many people assume that this is because young people are also less likely to have health problems than their older, presumably more infirm, peers.
The aim of this is to provide me the patient, as I become more infirm, with integrated care, hopefully in the community.
The more elderly and infirm are asleep, or perhaps dead.
Much of what the CED proposes in its paper is pretty tame stuff patching up rickety bridges before they become unsafe, buses for the young, old and infirm, more bike paths.
Any woman who insisted was not allowed to disturb the collegiate atmosphere of the bar itself but was directed to a room at the back furnished with chairs and tables, where Elmer's grand head-waiter would ritually shame her by forcing one of the more elderly and infirm old soaks taking refuge there to give up his seat to her.
By the time the child is ten, his grandparents are already octogenarians who are often growing more physically dependent and infirm.
The nation was paying more attention to its aging, infirm cities.
