Sentence examples for fragile movement from inspiring English sources
Other national and international organizations have come forward to help as well, and the neighbors have begun connecting across the communities to strengthen and grow a once fragile movement.
And the political upheaval there creates a new complication: Western countries do not want to impose measures that deepen the misery of ordinary people, because it could help the government and strangle the fragile protest movement.
Mr. Carter lamented the lack of democracy in the Communist nation and, in a boost to Cuba's fragile human rights movement, mentioned the Varela Project, a courageous petition drive that seeks a referendum on expanding political rights.
This confluence of factors has seeded a fragile but strengthening movement.
A formidable steeliness of technique underpins the ethereal, fragile quality of movement superbly summoned up by Kajiya.
Crustal strain and stress, and introduction to earthquakes Free-style fluid, plastic, elastic, and fragile behavior with movements.
The movement of fragile materials requires a thorough assessment of the degree of fragility, the potential hazards of transport, and the cost and efficiency of practical containers, in order to maximize protection and minimize shipping expenses.
"The Olympic movement is fragile now in terms of credibility.
The wooden materials are matched by wooden movement, and fragile constructions serve as a decent metaphor for psychological ones.
Yes, the movement is fragile.
