Sentence examples for both limited and fragile from inspiring English sources
Local victories will be both limited and fragile unless the national agenda can be reframed through a progressive multicultural vision of nationhood.
Most of the resources in question are limited and fragile, and different stakeholders want to interpret them in different ways.
Because many of the natural resources in question are limited and fragile, disputes over them can be particularly difficult.
Such an approach is essential in the context of the planet's limited and fragile resources, and the increasing over-exploitation of nature, which will directly affect the symbiotic relationship between the billions of people and earth.
Results from 25 ns of simulation time revealed that: (i) the neamine part of the antibiotic represents the main anchor for binding, (ii) additional sugar rings provide limited and fragile contacts, (iii) long-resident water molecules present at the drug/RNA interface are involved in the recognition phenomena.
It was applied to study the dynamics of corporations, cities, national economies and, finally, the global problems of man and in his limited and fragile environment.
Even Sudan and Somalia have shown progress of late, albeit limited and fragile.
At equal risk are host communities who are shouldering the burden with limited resources and fragile infrastructure in the aftermath of food prices spikes that took root in 2007.
The scale is both expansive and fragile.
"It's both dangerous and fragile.
