Sentence examples for fairly fragile from inspiring English sources

The virus is fairly fragile, lasting only about 24 hours outside the body.

After the match he acknowledged: "It looks at the minute as if we are fairly fragile.

The judge said Ms. Khan seemed to have a "fairly fragile emotional structure," adding that the "court has considerable sympathy for this defendant".

For all that the first panic of the credit crunch seems past, there are too many uncertainties abroad to ride rough-shod over fairly fragile sentiment.

With mixed performances so far from the latest company reporting season - Apple being a notable casualty - markets are looking fairly fragile again.

Stronger Nanobundles Those cellular nanotubes consist of membrane material and are fairly fragile; mechanical stress or even fixing the cells for study could break them apart.

This was a fairly meagre return for a player of his talent, accentuating the somewhat fragile nature of his mental approach, and the fact that he has been overshadowed by, and a little in awe of, his fellow Swedes Thomas Enqvist and Magnus Norman.

The mechanical results when using thermo-oxidative exposure are fairly similar to the fragile historic silk, especially when balancing the high elastic modulus and the reduced elongation at break and tenacity.

The membranes appeared opaque and fragile, but exhibited fairly good thermal resistance.

But egg freezing has yet to become widespread because, while sperm and embryos freeze fairly easily, eggs are much more fragile.

And so that slow, fragile growth has been given a fairly large bump – right at a time we didn't need it to happen.