Sentence examples for fragile basis from inspiring English sources

Economic might alone has also proved to be a fragile basis for friendship.

The early pages of the novel are full of fine details about Jewish culture – and particularly about family life in Israel and the fragile basis for that life.

Humber Street is a small, fragile basis from which to regenerate the city, not least because as money has returned to the economy, a new developer has taken control of the site.

Mandela became more critical of American and British foreign policies, particularly after the Kosovo war, worried that they wanted to be "the policemen of the world" and Washington was undermining the fragile basis of international law.

We sense aquatic modes of being and growth formations that allow for survival but on a marvelously fragile basis, dependent on energy's microscopic conversions and surrendering to mythological layers and archaic systems.

In addition, Western blots of PrPTSE are a fragile basis on which to define a BSE phenotype.

Uber France boss Thibaud Simphal called the raid a "disproportionate action carried out on a very fragile legal basis" in comments to L'Orbs magazine.

The general characteristics of this pattern were identified in the health sector as: the segmentation and/or exclusion of groups of the population; the fragmentation of the institutions; the narrow and fragile financial basis of the system, mainly based on contributions upon salaries, and the existence of strong actors with vested interests represented in this political arena.

Another interesting, but not resistant to compression, method is proposed in [24], where a remote multimodal biometrics authentication framework that works on the basis of fragile watermarking is designed.

Understanding the molecular basis of fragile sites could therefore allow development of a prognostic assay for cancer risk.

Advances in understanding the molecular basis of fragile X syndrome (FXS) and in genetic testing methods have led to new, less expensive methodology to use for large screening endeavors.