Sentence examples for clearly fragile from inspiring English sources

The agreement is clearly fragile.

The agreement is clearly fragile, previous attempts at a truce have utterly failed, and expectations are high of an upsurge in fighting ahead of the Saturday deadline.

Charles Clarke had argued this week that we no longer needed all the legal principles created in the post war era, when democracies were clearly fragile, and individuals needed to be defended against the possible power of a dictatorial state.

Clearly fragile, he is a manic depressive whose songs are not so much tales of unrequited love as the nihilistic, obsessive poems of a troubled outsider, such as The Spook, a most aggressive plea for tolerance.

Elsewhere, questions are raised about why manager Raye Cosbert allowed a clearly fragile Winehouse to perform in Belgrade in 2011, where the bedraggled and apparently intoxicated star was booed by a crowd of thousands, and later millions, thanks to the miracle of the internet.

For boxes with delicate contents, clearly mark Fragile or This Side Up to lessen damage.

Confidence has returned but it's clearly still fragile.

"So what's new?" you might ask: the world economy clearly remains fragile.

He also acknowledged, though, that while "security is dramatically improved, it clearly remains fragile".

Then, simply, there is the fact that the universe does not treat its members as if they come hand-delivered in a box clearly marked "fragile".

However, conditions clearly remain fragile, with the rate of job-shedding accelerating to the sharpest for over two-and-a-half years in July.