Sentence examples for especially fragile from inspiring English sources

Undeniably, the world economy just now looks especially fragile.

An especially fragile area, collectors and gallerists say, is conservation and restoration.

And yet movies, at the moment, feel especially fragile and perishable.

Especially fragile, the book is usually kept under lock and key.

The lineup includes a cellist, whose instrument looked especially fragile in proximity to the angling crowd.

But without a clear majority it will be weaker than usual, just when the country is especially fragile.

Especially in fragile and thin cortical bone, the prophylactic placement of cerclage wires in the diaphyseal fixation zone as well as in the metaphyseal augmentation zone should be considered.

For some people, especially the fragile elderly, the problems of the treatment can predominate.

Perils abound, especially for fragile, newly divorced, 30-something New Yorkers like Dan and Lori.

In the realm of agribusiness, it's hard for the one-crop farmer to be king, especially growing fragile foods like zucchini blossoms.

But it should never be confused with genuine reform.Joseph Margulies Northwestern University School of Law ChicagoDefending the airwavesSIR – It is true that instances of hate media are increasing, especially in fragile states ("Crackles of hatred", July 25th).