Sentence examples for fragile current from inspiring English sources

During the phase of fighting from 1983 until the signing of the fragile current peace agreement in 2005, it's estimated that more than two million people, mostly southern civilians, were killed.

What the reaction to Trump's executive order illustrates and what the initial European response shows is how fragile the current relationship is between the EU and the US over data privacy.

Almost daily, the current fragile cease-fire is tested by new violence.

Foreign forces withdrew after accords paved the way for Congo's current fragile peace.

The most visible result has been a steep jump in mortgage interest rates, which could jeopardize the current fragile recovery.

Certainly, the International Monetary Fund made it clear last week that it believed policymakers should be cautious about pushing up rates in the current fragile environment.

In the current fragile state of the British economy, the government was right to resist demands from budget deficit fetishists for immediate cuts in public spending.

The most gloomy theory is that America's economy is, in fact, rather more fragile than the current statistics suggest (and most forecasters presume).

Mr. Papageorgopoulos, 65, is a prominent member of the conservative New Democracy party, which leads Greece's current fragile coalition government.

But it warned that the financial circumstances of many consumers and businesses remain fragile and that current economic uncertainty "could expose some customers to further difficulty".

"Small firms are resilient and will survive the current fragile economic outlook, but to avoid an economic slowdown this data should be a wake-up call for our elected politicians," he added.