Sentence examples for fragile what from inspiring English sources

In a recent report Pyramid Research described the claims made for WiMax as "largely speculative and desperately theoretical".So if the business case for WiMax looks fragile, what explains its popularity?

They cannot run away". With an election coming up in Ecuador in 2013, and the world economy still terribly fragile, what is your prognosis for Yasuní at this time?

The economy does look fragile, but what if the Fed had done nothing?

"Coparenting Interventions for Fragile Families: What Do We Know and Where Do We Need to Go Next?" Family Process, 51: 284-306.

But as is often the case along the fragile shore, what's good for one community may have unintended effects elsewhere.

"The situation in Libya remains fraught and fragile but what is clear is that the regime of Colonel Gaddafi is crumbling," he said in a statement.

"The recovery is fragile and what will happen in Scotland in the near future depends very much on the strength of the global economy as well as the impact of austerity measures imposed by the Westminster government".

What makes it fragile and what makes it toxic? .

Race in America is too like the orchids, mysterious and fragile, despite what seems foreign to one another we must nurture each other to continue to grow.

He told me that my bones are fragile and what.

Given the recent record-breaking influx of foreign visitors to New York (forty-four million in 2006!), you have to wonder: if the service at La Tour d'Argent can fell a fragile traveller, what sort of anxieties might be sown by a city as gruff as this one?