Sentence examples for a fragile phase from inspiring English sources

Such a fragile phase of relief must be accompanied by the wisdom and resolve to commit to "good conduct", as Tammam Salam said, in order to ensure the good intentions of others.

Second, all the early efforts to place slavery on the national agenda prompted a threat of secession by the states of the Deep South (South Carolina and Georgia were the two states that actually threatened to secede, though Virginia might very well have chosen to join them if the matter came to a head), a threat especially potent during the fragile phase of the early American republic.

Miss Suu Kyi's release will only heighten this divide.In other words, for all the fanfare, Miss Suu Kyi's release does not mark the end of her dispute with the SPDC, but rather the beginning of an even more fraught and fragile phase.

In this fragile phase the majority does not wish to involve new carers in their family system, but instead turns to those professionals who have accompanied them throughout the disease of their child.

This is still a fragile peace.

The web, it turns out, is a fragile place.

In one department they consider ethics reflection groups to still be in an initial phase, a fragile established practice.

"If you only need a relatively quiet sound, they're in a more fragile or delicate phase of sleep".

Achieving this goal requires a breakthrough in our understanding of the unique crystallization kinetics of amorphous phase change materials as a fragile glass, described as the non-Arrhenius behavior of atomic mobility.

To avoid crushing a fragile European recovery, the savings will be phased in.

Psychologists point to a pre-logical stage of thinking sometimes referred to as "magical consciousness", a phase of neurological development where there's only a fragile sense of the gap between animate and inanimate, benign and malignant, cause and effect.