Sentence examples for equally fragile from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jackson's financial well-being appears equally fragile.

Sunday at 8 p.m. Irving Plaza, 17 Irving Place, (212 777-6800; $20. DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE revolves around BEN GIBBARD's breathy, fragile voice and equally fragile heart.

Long, porous borders with Guinea, an equally fragile neighbour, add to the concerns.Originally a pioneering colony of freed British slaves, Sierra Leone has as much right as Philadelphia or Paris to be thought of as a cradle of modern liberty.

DANNY WELBECK (England) As Manchester United's title hopes hung by a thread, their 21-year-old striker, Danny Welbeck, saw his chances of extending his season deep into the summer appearing equally fragile.

The genocide there is thus an unattended stepchild left to well-meaning groups and individuals who further sap the possibility of decisive action by directing attention to delicate measures of relief and equally fragile diplomacy.

The New Yorker, March 29 , 1999P. 103 Briefly Noted about "House of Sand and Fog" by Andre Dubus III, an affecting, subtle novel of two hostile but equally fragile camps.

Thiem now had one in the bank again, this time against a more fragile, although equally dangerous, opponent than Djokovic.

And you want to believe him when he says: 'There is still time.' It is a comment directed towards the remaining league programme of 29 fixtures but which could equally apply to a chronically fragile knee, which has prevented his playing two games in succession all season and whose origins can be trace to a training accident two years ago.

He will be equally pleased that Costa put his fragile hamstring through a full 90 minutes only three days after Chelsea's 3-0 Premier League victory over Aston Villa.

Yet embracing each other in our vulnerable, fragile, tender humanity is equally important.

Mr. Sturrock also notes "how fragile we all are," which is equally true and perhaps equally obvious.