Finding drivers who can handle expensive, fragile cars is a challenge, Mr. Poonawalla said, adding, "There is no proper driving school or agencies where you can chose a pretrained driver".
Ms. Moses writes of that moment: "We threw our own heads back and roared, hugging our arms to our skinny ribs, watching them together — our beautiful thwarted mother, our lonely frightened father — shivering with happiness in our thin pajamas, our breath scented with chocolate, our laughter rising in the cool air of the closed car, fragile as tissue".
He seems as finely tuned, powerful and fragile as a sports car.
How was it that Lord Trotman (as he became in 1999) quickly turned Ford around, only to leave it so fragile that its core car business fell into loss ten years later?
New ways of subsistence Years of conflict and violence have destroyed an already fragile education system in CAR, where primary enrolment rates have not improved in 15 years.
A community mobilizes Years of conflict and violence have destroyed an already fragile education system in CAR, where primary enrolment rates have not improved in 15 years.
DETROIT — The fragile recovery in new-car sales stalled in August as consumers deserted showrooms that a year ago were flush with buyers drawn by the government's cash-for-clunkers program.
Despite proving its dexterity on European circuits, the car has a fragile side.
"At a time when North Sea oil production is going down and we are ever more reliant upon unstable regimes and fragile environments to fuel our cars, the transport secretary's decision will raise oil consumption and carbon emissions when we need to cut both," she added.
At a time when North Sea oil production is going down and we are ever more reliant upon unstable regimes and fragile environments to fuel our cars, the transport secretary's decision will raise oil consumption and carbon emissions when we need to cut both".
