Sentence examples for exceptionally fragile from inspiring English sources
Both problems, Dr. Gosden observed, would suggest that the female's germ-line stem cells, if they do indeed exist, are exceptionally fragile and sensitive to aging, faltering and dying off well in advance of other adult stem cells, like those in the testes, or those in the bone marrow that are the progenitors to new blood and immune cells.
Ms Oakeshott added: "She seemed to me exceptionally fragile, although not so fragile that she didn't know precisely what she was doing in relation to her dealing with me over this story".
However, the very traits that have cultivated this rich diversity also make it exceptionally fragile.
As The Globe and Mail's Lynn Crosbie said, "Goop is, ultimately, a nice little forum for ideas about self-improvement, ideas that are rooted in harmless acquisitiveness, simple playfulness and an exceptionally fragile sense of the mind and soul.
The same can't be said of Styrofoam itself, which is an exceptionally weak, fragile building material.
Maban County in South Sudan is a mixture of the two: the majority of refugees fleeing fighting in Sudan reside in four UNHCR-managed camps, and the host community itself is fragile with exceptionally poor infrastructure and episodic violence [ 9].
So the painting wasn't easy to decipher, but, on close inspection, not withstanding the damage, it still looked exceptionally beautiful, almost more so for being fragile and ghostly.
But, as members of the rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee said last month, he noted that the fragile economic recovery and weak job market would "warrant exceptionally low" interest rates "for an extended period".
Such discoveries, they write in PLOS ONE, are exceptionally rare; the older the fossil, the less chance of finding signs of the tiny, fragile parasites that may have once colonized it.
