Sentence examples for greatest fragility from inspiring English sources

A visual examination showed the journal newsprint from 1912 to 1930 exhibiting the greatest fragility.

Then there is the greater fragility that comes with age.

A reluctant interview subject, Mr. Nash projects an image of great fragility in "A Brilliant Madness," an hourlong documentary about his life.

The main reason why consumer spending was so weak in the first quarter was that consumers started to save more.The greater fragility of household budgets revealed by the new figures suggests that the consumer slowdown is likely to persist.

But universities should be careful not encourage victimhood culture, looping effects and greater fragility One step that might reverse concept creep is to expand notions of diversity to include viewpoint diversity, especially political diversity.

Senator Wyden cited the slowing economy, saying, "For the Congress not to respond now at a time when there are layoffs, when there is great fragility in our economy, for this Congress not to respond to the needs of the uninsured is, in my view, nothing short of government malpractice".

And that's where the other emotion comes from, the sense of great fragility.

What this means is that the five major powers -- including Russia and China -- will not make the "Grand Bargain" contingent on what Tehran deems appropriate for Syria, especially as Iran in turn stands on the edge of great fragility in its relations with those countries on the nuclear issue.

MCF7Adr cell overlays were kept stationary for 48 h prior to shaking due to a greater fragility at early stages of growth.

A possible explanation for this difference is the greater fragility of the wall of a dissecting aneurysm than of the wall of a Berry aneurysm.

Greater fragility of the subchondral bone was suggested to account for the aggravation of cartilage damage when early OA and osteoporosis coexist [ 7].