Others, more concerned about the country's fragile democracy, believe he is the perpetrator of a coup.
However, if the terrain is fragile, we believe that our method will be useful.
The lessons learned from countries such as Egypt and Libya might be that such countries may be more fragile than observers believe, with inappropriate "extractive institutions" [57] and the mechanisms explained above leading into conflicts and a new resource curse.
PHF8 is important for proper neural development (Qiu et al., 2010), and its mutation is associated with Fragile X syndrome, believed in part to be responsible for the associated cognitive deficits (Laumonnier et al., 2005; Kleine-Kohlbrecher et al., 2010).
Nordine seeks to cultivate a fragile karma in these glimmering relationships, believing that he will do well by doing good.
Rand never worried about critics because she simply didn't need them: Like the heroes in her books, she was anti-fragile, free to believe, say, and do what she pleased because she created something of value that those around her wished to trade for capital.
Many are already upset with Hayami for last August's rate hike, the first in ten years, believing it knocked Japan's fragile economy off the rails.
Clients' trust in the investment management industry is fragile, with only half (53 percent) of investors believing investment management firms will do "what is right".
We're often told that seeing isn't believing, but I had never realised just how fragile and deceptive our hearing can be, too.
Nigeria remains fragile, but most Nigerians believe that it is not about to break up now.President Olusegun Obasanjo, a Yoruba Christian from southern Nigeria who has nonetheless won the trust of many northern Muslims, certainly thinks that way.
