Sentence examples for fragile decision from inspiring English sources

Israeli and Palestinian leaders agreed on a plan for Israel to begin withdrawing its forces from areas of the Gaza Strip, while Palestinian factions neared a fragile decision to suspend violence against Israelis for three months.

For a guard whose knees and ankles are as valuable as they are fragile, Curry's decision to abstain from the Games is understandable.

However, they are fragile landscapes where farmers' decisions, such as changes in livestock pressure, can lead to serious deterioration.

Does this mean they are aware of the fragile nature of Pakistani decisions?

However, it appears that this ecosystem is also fragile and that dietary decisions made by one generation could affect the microbial ecosystem that future generations carry around inside them.

Mr. Dorgan's decision underscores how fragile that 60-vote majority is.

Today's decision shifts the fragile federal-state alliance in a remarkable way.

The chancellor, Alistair Darling, deserves praise for getting the big decision about a fragile economy absolutely right.

But as Netsologists know, every decision with this fragile franchise has the potential to topple it back into the N.B.A.'s black hole.

The games enabled his students to experience the fraught nature of decision-making in fragile situations – a more effective approach in understanding issues than using abstract, intellectual methods.

But MPs said Poroshenko had to make a decision now about the fragile coalition.