Sentence examples for heightened fragility from inspiring English sources

"One risk to the UK financial system from these debt levels is the heightened fragility of the corporate sector.

All but one of them explore these themes in contexts of heightened fragility, as countries recover from civil war, a theme that is all too common across Africa.

Critics of international solvency regimes argue that such regimes heighten financial fragility because creditors pre-empt each other by lending at ever shorter maturities in a 'rush for the exits'.

I was aiming at creating an intimate sound which fragility could be heightened by the detuned quality of the slide guitar and accordion.

His acute sense of mortality and awareness of the fragility of life were heightened by Dyer's death in Paris.

To heighten the delicacy of the flowers, Ms. Robinson includes two almost imperceptible spots of decay on the leaves, which quietly add a hint of fragility.

Ms. Gardot feels she has emerged from near death with an intense awareness of the fragility of life and a greatly heightened sense of what really matters.

The sense of peril was heightened by the loss of the Columbia, suggesting the fragility of our national efforts.

Belgium recently followed the example of several other EU countries by imposing visas on Slovak visitors, including even those who come regularly to Brussels to negotiate for Slovakia to join the club.Still, despite the fragility of the government and the tensions heightened by Mr Meciar's arrest, Slovakia is moving ahead.

It has been hypothesised that this can be attributed to the increased physical fragility associated with the pubertal growth spurt or a heightened attentiveness to somatic symptoms as a result of rapid physical growth [ 15].

This hints at a fragility that one wishes there had been more of; away from the moon, away from heightened language, poetry often resides in simple expressions of the truth.