Sentence examples for remains frail from inspiring English sources

She confirmed that she remains frail – she is still losing her hair, she is struggling to regain any weight.

However, that system remains frail; vulnerable to being undermined by the withdrawal of states' commitment to the court.

Dr Helen May, who is responsible for Biggs's care, said he "remains frail and in poor condition" although he was a "little brighter" yesterday.

Dr Helen May, who is responsible for Biggs's care, has said he "remains frail and in poor condition" although he was a "little brighter".

We're in winter's heart, yet insulation demand remains frail.

There are stronger signs of economic activity in Scotland, although the recovery remains frail, according to a survey.

If nothing else, this week's setbacks are a salutary reminder that the country remains economically frail and politically fragile.

The legal system remains too frail and too easily influenced by powerful business figures to win the trust of Westerners.

Robin Hull, in Penguin Music Magazine, praised the work's "clear beauty impossible to mistake for the art of any other composer"; in Dickinson's view, however, it remains "a frail creation".

For all the speculation that surrounds him, Falin remains human, even frail.

They worried she would have problems if she left Afghanistan, which remains in a frail state.