Sentence examples similar to fragile arguments from inspiring English sources
Brownstein says that Obama has to keep saying that we are "moving in the right direction" -- a very fragile argument in a very fragile time.
Autumn 2012 was punctuated by more signs that the eurozone economy was fragile, and arguments in Athens over whether Greece was meeting its bailout obligations.
His overconfidence, ironically, makes his arguments more fragile to refutation than they needed to be.
It's an argument with fragile logic.
That argument is fragile, though; polls of hypothetical general election matchups at this stage of a presidential race generally have little relationship with an outcome.
Yet the dispute over the status of the new western territories regarding slavery disrupted the American political system by reviving arguments that shattered fragile compromises and inflamed sectional discord.
Well, that argument melts like a fragile glacier when you consider that every climate-denying "scientist" has been shown to be in the pocket of someone with an interest in keeping the environment unregulated.
The German authorities have also argued the bust is too fragile to transport and that the legal arguments for the repatriation were insubstantial.
It has a fragile democracy in need of reinforcement (an argument, nowadays, for closer association with the EU).
An important argument against random breakage and fragile sites comes from human cancer itself; large-scale analyses of tumor samples show that chromosome breaks in CIN tumors are non-random and show little or no preference for fragile sites (43).
