Sentence examples for fragile window from inspiring English sources

The analysis, by the UNAids and Lancet Commission, highlights a "fragile window of opportunity" for maintaining progress on curbing deaths and infections and suggests that progress made during the past decade could easily be reversed.

The next five years provide a fragile window of opportunity to fast-track the response and end the Aids epidemic by 2030," said Michel Sidibé, executive director of UNAIDS.

There is a fragile window of opportunity and it needs to be taken right now.

"Because the fragile window of opportunity to reunite them with their mother has most likely passed, our goal now is to keep them wild and after a year or so, release them to a protected habitat where humans will never lay eyes on them," the Facebook post said.

As such, overexpression of cytohesins would provide a gain-of-fitness to ERBB signaling output that can be utilized by cancer cells in stressful situations such as fragile windows during metastatic progression and/or when they are exposed to anti-cancer therapies.

"We have a fragile five-year window.

The walls of the apartment and the concrete in the windows felt fragile.

"These fragile fragments offer a unique window into the past".

Some buyers may want an apartment with amenities that they deemed too fraught when their children were young, like a deck, a terrace or floor-to-ceiling windows — or too fragile, like high-gloss lacquer cupboard doors or marble countertops.

Shelly Friedman, a lawyer for Kehilath Jeshurun, has argued that the synagogue, a Gothic-style structure built in 1901 with four sets of double doors and arched stained-glass windows, is "eggshell" fragile.

It also opens windows onto the fragile geographies of co-existence that need to be engaged with to shift the discourses of rural livelihood and well being toward discourses of accommodation, recognition and sustainable ways of being together.