Sentence examples for considered fragile from inspiring English sources

"It's considered fragile.

The majority of the 25 countries with the highest rates of child marriage globally are considered fragile states or at high risk of natural disaster.

Many resource-producing countries and regions can be considered fragile.

Such policies, wrote Ed McMahon, a senior fellow for the Urban Land Institute, created a bubble of stability around properties that at the time were still considered fragile investments by the private sector.

Many other organizations, such as the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, identify and work with fragile states, without generating their own lists of which states are considered "fragile".

Such drivers of a new vulnerability may not only occur within those states that are currently considered fragile but also within authoritarian regimes (e.g. in Asia or Latin America, or the Russian type of democracy), where resource revenues help to maintain political structures.

Rather, they are ringed, or soon will be, by buildings, rushing traffic and neighbors who may consider fragile areas extensions of their backyards.

When considering fragile sites, rare and common sites must be clearly distinguished [ 35].

Many pieces were initially considered too fragile for transport.

The marathon was a man's race in those days; women were considered too fragile to run it.

The cease-fire understanding, produced amid considerable rancor, was considered too fragile to be put at risk by public statements.