The body has a "skin and bones" appearance, and the child is profoundly weak and highly susceptible to infections.
She felt profoundly weak, and when nurses encouraged her to stand she could hardly rise to her feet.
Joan MacNaughton, a former top UK civil servant and vice chair of the high level panel, told the Guardian: "The carbon market is profoundly weak, and the CDM has essentially collapsed.
It would be an indication of disgust with Donald Trump and the "down ticket" impact of a profoundly weak candidate.
Meanwhile, although supremely confident, the Assad regime is in fact at its heart, profoundly weak and inherently reliant on its sources of external support in Russia and Iran.
He saw his adopted nation as being in a similar position to himself — in search of strength, but profoundly weak — and he had a firm grasp on economic realities.
The reason he didn't is that when it comes to promoting democracy Obama is a profoundly weak leader, forever afraid to take a stand, oddly bereft of strong personal convictions on human liberty and freedom, believing to his core that while people deserve to be free, only a super-strong government who does most of the work for them can guarantee their freedom.
The patient was profoundly weak in both upper and lower extremities and could not stand.
Two subjects emerged from the initial surgery profoundly weak, and both gradually recovered function (Fig. 4).
The mental status of the patient deteriorated and she became profoundly weak but had preserved reflexes.
However, this 23-year-old male was found to be profoundly weak and unable to be liberated from the ventilator, requiring tracheostomy.
