Sentence examples for given the fragility from inspiring English sources

Given the fragility of recollection, we can only hope that we are more than our memories.

Even more, it was prudent, given the fragility of the patients, Mr. Reed said.

An ECB QE programme would be even less effective given the fragility of the banks.

He was right to do so, in my view, given the fragility of the economic recovery.

But the authorities are reluctant to take this step, given the fragility of the economy.

This is difficult, given the fragility of the epithelium, which Zeitels described as having the consistency of wet wrapping paper.

"Tightening monetary policy now, given the inherent fragility in the economy, would be incredibly risky," he added.

Given the inherent fragility of human culture and society, religion in general and the Christian community in particular frequently are conservative forces.

Given the current fragility of the music industry, it makes good commercial sense (and cents!) to perform together, expanding their fan base.

It said it was "to some extent not a surprise" that Sierra Leone's health system had been "overwhelmed" by the Ebola outbreak given the continued fragility of its infrastructure since the civil war, which ended in 2002.

Given the reported fragility of men's egos, it would seem that the only person suitable for the job of First Gentleman is someone who has already been President himself.