Sentence examples for certain fragile from inspiring English sources

If you push certain fragile, marginal lands into agricultural productivity, then that agricultural output will be worth less than the ecological function that you lose.

For the rest of her life, according to An Aesthete's Lament, an excellent blog on obscure ladies like Louise, she walked with the slight limp "that some admirers thought gave her loveliness a certain fragile poignancy".

Moreover, surfaces are able to stabilize certain fragile polymorphs for a prolonged timespan or induce/mediate new polymorphs which are not accessible by conventional bulk methods.

Relations between Christian and Jewish people are not doomed to be hate-filled or murderous, but relations between their respective religious teachers always will be, to a certain extent, fragile and in need of careful nurturing; that follows from the very fact that they interpret texts and prophecies, to which both ascribe primordial importance, in different ways.

TNT has become a kind of sanctuary where older performers can safely play against type: women are tough and tyrannical cops in shows like "The Closer" and "Saving Grace," and now the stars of "Men of a Certain Age" are fragile, sensitive creators almost on the verge of a nervous breakdown.

It may appear fragile — from certain angles, the tiny wheels and tires verge on silliness — but compared with most vehicles in Indian traffic, anything with a full body shell is a major advance.

But even if one attempted to ignore South Africa's history of racial discord and its present fragile equilibrium, certain realities intrude with all the subtlety of a thumb in the eye.

Maybe during periods of famine, when giving birth would be precarious for fragile offspring, certain genes could trigger a slowing down of the aging process, thereby extending the reproductive phase until times of scarcity had passed.

Endo-β-1,3-glucanases can degrade the glucan-net of S. cerevisiae cell wall (Baladrón et al. 2002; Ferrer et al. 1996; Tanaka and Phaff 1965) and they have been used to make the yeast cell wall fragile in certain production processes (Cheng et al. 2013).

It is possible that the system is more fragile in certain input ranges than others, but that remains unknown.

Recent findings indicate that evolutionary breaks in the genome are not randomly distributed, and that certain regions, so-called fragile regions, are predisposed to breakages.