Sentence examples for fragile to face from inspiring English sources

And I say, without maternal excess, that they are too young, too fragile, to face the burden of being considered adults by a legal system that does not correspond to international norms.

It was clear that he was a fragile guy trying his best to face life courageously.

Despite the maturity of EPI, immunization systems as part of broader health systems have become fragile as they face new challenges and struggle to balance country needs with the achievement of global coverage goals and accelerated disease control efforts (eg, polio eradication, measles elimination).

Once a monarchy, Nepal is now a fragile democracy facing a May 28 deadline to draft a Constitution that would restructure the national government and create a federalist state.

The two incidents seemed likely to stir new anxiety about the fragile situation facing the government, which took office in December with a mandate to stabilize the country before ceding power to a transitional administration.

It's not even unheard of for some fragile souls, facing the end of a twenty-five-year relationship, to cry.

In a written statement to update the assembly, Mr Poots admitted the service at the Royal Group of hospitals is "fragile" and faces major challenges.

BANGKOK — Less than four months after coming to power, Thailand's fragile government is facing a growing challenge from protesters loyal to its chief rival, ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.

An already fragile marriage faces its sternest test when the husband and wife have affairs.

An already fragile marriage faces its sternest test when both the husband and the wife have affairs.

This fragile government faces an economic crisis and intense social and political turmoil that have also shaken two previous governments this year.