Sentence examples for weakened men from inspiring English sources

The squadron medic had sent some brandy along to revive the weakened men.

About 100 inmates who had refused food resumed eating on Thursday, in order to avert the death of malnourished, weakened men, strike leaders said in a statement.

With their food almost gone, Scott dithered by stopping to collect geological samples (30 pounds of rocks that had to be hauled by the weakened men) and then had to desperately race to reach food and fuel reserves they had left along the way — depots that were too far apart, inadequately stocked, and difficult to find because Scott had marked them poorly.

We're not sinister or unclean, vaginas don't bite, we don't want to envelop and weaken men and take over the world.

Too much sex was thought to weaken men: a late-15th-century poem mocks an otherwise respectable but overly sexually active burgess who has "wasted and spent" his "substance" until there is "naught left but empty skin and bone".

He pulled off his lavender V-neck shirt and wrapped it around the arm of the weakening man slouched against him.

Yet the trip celebrated warming relations that have weakened the men of violence.

This had the advantage of exploring unconfounded comparisons across time, although external validity was weakened as men who failed to respond were excluded.

Thus, a study including individuals aged ≥18 years reported a non-significant association between education and multimorbidity [ 36], whereas a large cohort study among elderly people aged 50 75 years old reported that, upon multivariable-adjustment, the association of multimorbidity with education weakened in men, whereas in women it was not statistically significant [ 41].

Trainers, believing sexual activity weakened a man, insisted that their charges remain celibate while training for a big fight.

The division of roles can only weaken both men's authority.One explanation is that Mr Xiao needs a stint on the party committee to learn the ropes.