Sentence examples for fragile commitments from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the fragile commitments from the members exacerbate the lower productivity of the beehives.

Gazing at this corrupt world these men believe they have found its point of vulnerability in the American mind -- in the fragile commitment of the American people to a permanent role in the Gulf.

In a speech today at the LSE, Labour's deputy leader announced a 'Keep the 0.7% / 2013 Promise' campaign because of what she called the Tories' "fragile" commitment to the target.

The row over spending on the pope's visit comes ahead of speech by Harman in which she is expected to warn that the UK is in danger of backtracking on the cross-party pledge to spend 0.7% of gross national income on overseas aid by 2013 because the Tories have only a "fragile" commitment to meeting the UN target.

But Mr. Sharon may have missed his opportunity for a serious sweep through Gaza, hemmed in himself by domestic politics and a fragile new commitment from Washington to press for peace.

In our precarious and fragile world, loyalty, trust, commitment and love are the things that give us strength.

As a result, collective memory and employee commitment become fragile.

Our hard-won gains are fragile - so our commitment to the AIDS response must remain strong.

Notably, Debatisse's studies have also demonstrated that commitment to fragile site instability depends on the same paucity of replication origins in different cell types, but that different chromosomal regions are committed in each cell type [ 31].

First, Hypothesis 1.1 is partially supported, which means the closeness or strength of native-place ties is vital to enhancing commitment and not-so-close ties make the commitment even more fragile.

But the bill's proponents say that approach would postpone badly needed aid for months, leaving disaster-stricken Americans in the lurch and jeopardizing Washington's commitment to the fragile democracy in Colombia, the hemispheric hub for narcotics.