Sentence examples for because of the fragility of from inspiring English sources

They are seldom shown because of the fragility of the materials.

One cause of market turmoil is fear of contagion because of the fragility of Europe's banks.

Because of the fragility of many of the volumes, access is allowed at the discretion of Archives & Special Collections staff.

Ms. Morgan's growth was stunted because of the fragility of her bones: she is 3 feet 2 inches tall.

Because of the fragility of the scrapbook, a large quantity of loose material found in it was removed and placed in folders.

Because of the fragility of many of the photographs, the album was disbound, the pages placed in individual folders, and then the folders rehoused in a flat box.

"There is an appreciation of the fragility of life and of the fragility of society.

I am thinking only of the fragility of civilisation.

And of the fragility of the miracle of moving electrons.

This is because the fragility of post-colonial states is apparent across the Arab world.

I have a young daughter of my own now, and the experience is oddly reminiscent of living in Detroit — it's so rich and bracing, in part precisely because of the fragility and craziness of the whole thing.