Sentence examples for fragile event from inspiring English sources

Can the United States now build on this historic, but still fragile, event by improving its own bad relations with the Islamic republic?

An alteration is, by definition, a very fragile event that could not occur at a different time, or in a different manner without being a different event.

Accordingly, it will be true rather than false that if Suzy had not thrown her rock, then the actual bottle shattering, taken as a fragile event with an essential time and manner of occurrence, would not have occurred.

(Lewis sometimes discusses this issue as the question of how fragile events are: a modally fragile event is one which cannot occur in a different manner or at a different time from its actual manner and time of occurrence. See Lewis 1986b).

This observation suggests that one solution to the problem of late preemption might be to insist that the events involved should be construed as fragile events.

Life is so fragile; events like this remind us of that chilling fact.

In "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" and "50 First Dates," the idea of intimacy is explored more as a fragile neurological event than as a feeling.

His music inhabits an instantly recognisable soundworld of fragile, fleeting events that are often teetering on the edge of inaudibility, pushing instruments to the limits of their ranges and pitching voices into ambiguous territory somewhere between song and whispered speech.

So, something is fragile if events, perturbations, volatility, disorder that is to say, time can only harm it.

The cells were fixed in 3% paraformaldehyde in order to preserve fragile fusion events.

Mounting evidence suggests that CFS instability stems from multiple factors, such as intrinsic characteristics of fragile regions and events that directly interfere with replication process.