In the interview in a small Met office, where he serendipitously sat beneath a framed program, made of silk, from the "Antony" production, Mr. Zeffirelli, at 85, remained as sharp and alert as ever, although age and health problems have rendered him frail.
With new or planned development worth billions of dollars at risk here and elsewhere in Japan, troubled real estate could prove to be yet another blow that the March 11 disaster has rendered to the already frail Japanese economy.
They say that wisdom accumulates, that perhaps it is not subject to the same ticktock corrosion that renders bones frail and hair thin.
However the limitations of such schemes (scarcity in the case of parking and journey length in the case of free transport) sometimes rendered them functionally useless because patients were so frail.
Juno Temple, doll-frail, allows Dottie to teeter between the ingenuous and the knowing, while Church shows us a big man rendered pliable and powerless.
She is rendered speechless.
In Marvel's comics series, Rogers faces a terrible foe in Iron Nail, who drains him of his superpowers, rendering him an old and frail man.
Already frail surface road networks were badly damaged rendering a large number of the affected villages inaccessible for considerable period.
Frail older adults have reduced functional and physiological reserves, rendering them more vulnerable to the effects of hospitalization, which frequently results in failure to recover from the pre-hospitalization functional loss, new disability or even continued functional decline.
Contrary to earlier statements implying that frail people discontinue oral care behavior because their impairments render them apathetic [ 31] (p.200), our findings, in the light of the Motivational Theory of Life Span Development, suggest that this discontinuation by many frail elderly may be interpreted as an expression of adaptive development.
