Sentence examples for grow fragile from inspiring English sources
It may occur for a host of reasons — a waning of the energy generated by the mitochondria within cells, the tendency of DNA to grow fragile and more mutation-prone over time — and it's much too simplistic to attribute the process to inflammation alone.
Because spelt flour's structure is different from wheat's, you'll need to handle this dough slightly less than you might usually, and take care not to let it rise for too long (otherwise it'll grow fragile and collapse before it even reaches the oven).
And then they both grow fragile and they both grow old.
AWARE that her future at the bank was growing fragile, Ms. Krawcheck asked Mr. Pandit for a performance review.
In the realm of agribusiness, it's hard for the one-crop farmer to be king, especially growing fragile foods like zucchini blossoms.
In October, Davidson sat beside Racine on a dais, listening to her steady voice grow more fragile with each sentence.
But the scaffolds on which bone is grown are fragile, as they need to be porous and biodegradable.
Mr. Mugabe's party has been pushing hard for new elections, hoping to retake power while Mr. Mugabe, 88, whose health has grown more fragile, remains alive.
Many of the recordings had not been played for a number of years and had grown so fragile that the pressure of a stylus might destroy them.
