Sentence examples similar to a fragile argument from inspiring English sources
Brownstein says that Obama has to keep saying that we are "moving in the right direction" -- a very fragile argument in a very fragile time.
By reducing the multiplicity of arguments one found in thinkers from David Hume and Adam Smith to James Mill and David Ricardo--let Ricardo--letic journaloneic argumeconomicfound in Frederic Bastiat--to the formalistic model of competitive equilibrium, the theorists of mid-20th century economics set up a rather fragile argument for the defense of free trade as the best policy.
Well, that argument melts like a fragile glacier when you consider that every climate-denying "scientist" has been shown to be in the pocket of someone with an interest in keeping the environment unregulated.
It has a fragile democracy in need of reinforcement (an argument, nowadays, for closer association with the EU).
It's a fragile ecosystem.
"It's a fragile country".
"Caves: A Fragile Wilderness".
It is also a fragile material, like our fragile life.
"We have a fragile economy," he said.
