Sentence examples for fragile instruments from inspiring English sources

The ears are fragile instruments.

By their nature they're fragile instruments because investors can ask for their money".

Whatever the achievements of pacts in facilitating a favorable adjustment of prices and wages in the face of major economic shocks, and in securing improvements in labor markets in difficult circumstances, they are intrinsically fragile instruments in their coordination.

Superb themes by pianist John Lewis, and sweepingly inventive improv from vibraphonist Milt Jackson (who gives a fragile instrument immense strength), feature on these early sessions.

He pounded the crap out of what seemed to be, and certainly sounded like, a fragile instrument.

Because pledges of carbon reductions are made by each country, and the pledges will be self-enforced, the COP21 agreement is a fragile instrument.

However, the conventional baby scope is a fragile instrument requiring frequent repairs [ 9, 10].

They and other ethics-issue writers concentrate on what the collisions of head-to-head play do to the ever-fragile instrument called the brain.

And it leaves enormous room for making incorrect assumptions about what a voice, that most fragile and changeable of instruments, will be able to do five years down the road, even though singers and companies tend to be flexible when it comes to breaking contracts.

But don't tell Craig Cary (pictured left) that instruments are fragile.

Despite its acknowledged value, the magnetic compass long remained a fragile, troublesome, and unreliable instrument, subject to mysterious disturbances.