Sentence examples for fragile by from inspiring English sources

We are fragile by comparison as a species — miraculous, yes, but tottering.

These sectors are closely interconnected and made increasingly fragile by dominant political and economic relationships.

The increases are a highly unpopular measure that could further weaken both governments already made fragile by recent electoral setbacks.

A ceasefire that came into effect on 29 September was extended but became more fragile by the day.

A bank is fragile by nature: when it faces a slew of defaults on its loans, it rapidly runs into trouble.

"But there's a lot of people who are made fragile by society, because there's not enough work for everyone, because of social problems and all that.

In the end of the century or right after, the set was fully rebound following the current style at the time, in brown sparkled calf leather with gold-tooling in the spine; a fragile by-pass sewing in raised bands and paper endleaves.

She was working with fragile, twelve-by-ten-inch glass plates.

For more than fifty years, the security of the world has been kept in fragile balance by an elegant idea, shaped in large part by….

These interactions are already significantly threatened by the runoff of agricultural chemicals and destruction of increasingly fragile corals by cyclones.

In Waziristan, local and foreign jihadists have demolished a fragile administration by murdering scores of pro-government tribal elders.