frail造句怎么写

And should psychologically frail workers put their faith in people who work primarily for their employers rather than in their personal doctors?

Those who are merely frail, however, cannot be given free help with washing, dressing and cooking unless they are also poor.

I'm almost tempted not to bring her, because I don't want her to remember her Grandpa in such a frail and fragile position.

There the small cost of 200 billion dollars a year to keep the elderly going in a frail and decrepit state that for most increases their lifespan for a year or two.

This frail child did not survive.

The frail cat was taken to the vet for treatment.

a kite too delicate to fly safely; fragile porcelain plates; fragile old bones; a frail craft.

After suffering a stroke last year, he looked frail in photos, spurring questions about who might replace him.

Ruth Hagan knew the mountain didn't beat them because God was there that night, protecting her, guiding her, breathing strength into her frail body.

In England this decline is often financially ruinous as well as traumatic: frail homeowners with no surviving spouse must pay eye-watering prices for care until their assets are all But exhausted.

But beyond the fancier bits of London, the national market still looks rather frail.

He should weigh around 16kg (35lb). But scooping him up from the floor costs his nursery teacher, a frail woman in a faded sari, little effort.

Your frail little seedling would soon be choked by weeds.

A photograph posted on the Xinhua Web site of the two men shaking hands shows as a frail man, his skin sagging and his eyes staring dimly into the distance.

In recent months, he has looked increasingly frail, according to people who have seen him.