Sentence examples for fragile cliff from inspiring English sources

Now the government faces a reckoning: What to do with all the people still buried; what to do with all the people, the many thousands, still living beneath the fragile cliff; what to do with the many people living on top of the cliff; what to do about its own reputation, having failed repeatedly to manage any recent crisis in a way that did not leave survivors angry and alienated.

It's a surge that the group credits in part to "the controversy generated by Utah politicians". Many visitors are unaware of how fragile the cliff dwellings are, of the spiritual connections tribes have to the area or that federal law prohibits removing even the smallest artifact from public or tribal land.

But before he could get his shots of red-hot lava pouring into the sea and clumping together in the cool water to form new land, Singson first had to traverse the lava fields and scale the fragile, charred cliffs.

Our destination was the Stratford Hall cliffs, tawny and fragile, a geological wonder: fluted stone curtains striped with deposits of sedimentary strata that form the remaining bed of an ancient sea.

Riding on politics-as-usual are some daunting issues that need resolution: sequester; the budget and another impending fiscal cliff; the still-fragile economy; gun control; immigration; Social Security; Medicare reform; and infrastructure.

Because with two seemingly futile wars draining our treasury, not to mention a fragile economy freshly rescued from falling off the cliff, congress finds this situation to be The Most Pressing Issue Of Our Time.

The simple reason why governments never freely decide on fiscal responsibility is because fixing their well-entrenched problems of over-borrowing and spending means that their already fragile economies would be temporarily thrown over a cliff.

AUSTRIA: Walzerkönig Dust Covered Carpet – Fragile Soul/Heavy Heart "A rooftop above concrete or a cliff above the shore or an accident on the street".

Whatever the challenge, be it climate change or a fiscal cliff, our best hope -- and it's a fragile one -- is that we can somehow muddle through.

He said cliffs along the Dorset coast were in a "fragile" state because of wet weather over the past 12 months, followed by recent dry conditions.

This "fiscal cliff" would squeeze hundreds of billions of dollars out of the fragile economy next year and, many economists say, send the country back into recession.