Sentence examples for most frail from inspiring English sources

It's surprising what even the most frail and demented can get up to if you give them a fair chance.

Nursing homes, for instance, are appropriate for the most frail and infirm elderly who need 24-hour nursing care or custodial care with continuing rehabilitation.

Would Mrs. Astor have preferred the scandal be swept under the rug to having her most frail, vulnerable moments exposed before the public?

That means an incredible $300m less each year to support services for the most frail and needy in aged care homes.

He was drawn to the homes of the sick, the institutions of the most frail and disabled, the company of the unusual and the "abnormal".

The first single, the swaggering grunge romp "Skinny Little Bitch," is about Ms. Love at her most frail and chemically dependent.

Twelve studies focused on the prediction of mortality, for which hazard ratios of 1.01 (SE ± 0.003; per deficit increase in the frailty index) to 6.45 (95% CI 4.10-10.14, most-frail group (FI score 0.35-0.65) versus the least-frail group (FI score < 0.07) were reported [ 34, 33].

Without formally assessing correlations within a construct validity context, sixteen studies reported that older people and women show higher FI scores [ 6, 19, 20, 22, 23, 25- 37], and only one study reported a lower percentage of women in the most-frail group [ 21].

The views and experiences on oral health behaviors of most slightly frail (ZZP 1) and some of the moderately frail (ZZP 2 and 3) participants were very similar.

Anne Meadows, Labour spokeswoman on adult social care, said the most vulnerable frail and elderly people and those with learning disability and mental health issues would see the deepest cuts.

Most of Frail Hands' songs barely crack the minute mark but somehow feel like devastating epics.