Sentence examples for fragile tools from inspiring English sources

The mechanical drilling of microholes with diameters below 0.5 mm is executed using miniature drills, which are exposed to loads of relatively large cutting forces, frequently causing the failure of the fragile tools.

"It's important not to remove support, especially when the recovery is fragile and the tools available to monetary policy, should the economy falter are limited," she said.

Even less is known about the effects of social accountability tools in fragile and conflict-affected contexts.

Should the court go in this direction, it could easily render more fragile one of the few tools the U.S. has to pressure Syria.

With the global economy still fragile, negative rates remain a tool that banks could use.

These fragile visualizations could be made with tools from your local hardware store, but their emotional depth comes from someplace else. .

It is a particularly valuable tool for mapping shallow, fragile, or densely vegetated ecosystems which cannot be easily accessed by other platforms.

China is developing a deployable police capacity that may provide an important new tool in peace operations in fragile states.

Moreover, the Polish regime was more fragile: Because it was considered a Soviet tool, the opposition could play to nationalist emotions.

Observation of the quality of endogenously generated "General Movements" has been proved to be a reliable and sensitive tool in the assessment of fragile neonates.

This tool allows the identification of fragile points of the work process in health assistance.