Sentence examples for fragile staff from inspiring English sources

Bringing back Farrell, a plain-spoken 50-year-old former journeyman pitcher, made sense for a team that needed to nursemaid a fragile staff psyche.

Today, one day after placing Ramiro Mendoza, their most reliable starter so far this season, on the 15-day disabled list with weakness in the posterior of his right shoulder, an already fragile staff seemed close to breaking.

Yet it is a fragile staff, as all staffs are to some extent, it's just seems more pronounced with this five-man group.

"The best you can say about U.S.- European relations now is that they're extremely fragile". Staff writer Noah Bierman contributed to this report.

But they have only five wins since then, and they will have to play three games in two days, including Sunday's split doubleheader, with a fragile pitching staff.

Researchers and Fragile Families staff members at Princeton seek to maximize the use of the rich data that has come out of the Study by making data files available for public use.

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I finally abused the fragile patience of the staff by trying on one last jacket.

But with the coalition in Congress so fragile, Mr. Clinton's staff has carefully shielded him from much public engagement about the deal.

Starting at 7 p.m., there will be performances by bands that include Skylight Bookstore staff -- Fragile Gang, Young Jesus, Ukefink and more.

In contrast, although the PCRN and PCT stakeholders were happy that the process was ethical, five of the stakeholders were worried that the consent procedure may damage already fragile relationships between GP staff and PCTs.