Sentence examples for increasing fragility from inspiring English sources

Councils have led the way on deficit reduction but with demand increasing fragility is beginning to show.

Deutsche Bank called the result "a sign of Europe's increasing fragility" and warned that "this outcome points to greater risks".

(That the misanthropic Taleb seems to demonstrate increasing fragility when being interviewed by journalists is curious, but hardly undermines his point).

THE kidnapping of two Fox News journalists in Gaza, who were released on Sunday August 27th after nearly two weeks in captivity, underscores the increasing fragility of the Palestinian Authority (PA).

Their increasing fragility, combined with unusually thick pack ice in the Antarctic, has forced NSF in the past 2 years to rent the Russian icebreaker Krasin.

"Government is beginning to recognise that councils have led the way on deficit reduction, but with cuts and demand increasing, fragility is beginning to show.

Due to this, there is increased fragility of the tissue, and leakage of the fluid through this fragile tissue can cause swelling.

It does, however, increase fragility and systemic risk.

In his absence, Annacone was left to confront the prickly issues concerning Sampras's increased fragility.

But the incident is a sharp reminder of the increased fragility of freedoms in Hong Kong, 15 years after the handback.

In certain disease states there is increased fragility of the capillary wall, with resultant hemorrhages into the tissues.