Sentence examples for is considered fragile from inspiring English sources
In Somalia, for example, an agreement was made with UNICEF to purchase the syringes so that it could continue to provide commodities to a country which is considered "fragile".
The RRM can intervene on an emergency basis, if necessary, in areas where people have returned, but where the return is considered fragile and as yet 'non-durable'.
"It's considered fragile.
The majority of the 25 countries with the highest rates of child marriage globally are considered fragile states or at high risk of natural disaster.
Many resource-producing countries and regions can be considered fragile.
Many other organizations, such as the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, identify and work with fragile states, without generating their own lists of which states are considered "fragile".
The Overseas Development Institute, a British think tank, for example, provides analysis and policy guidance on aid, delivery of human services, human security, poverty, and crisis response in dealing with fragile states but does not distinguish which countries are considered fragile.
It is important to note that even low-DP objects still survive a lot of handling, and that given how infrequently most documents are handled, there is very little loss of fitness even for documents that are considered fragile (DP < 300).
But he cautioned there could be domino effects if investors become more risk-averse toward countries that are considered fragile for reasons that have nothing to do with Greece.
In 2009, 29 countries were considered fragile, comprising a sixth of the world's population [ 2, 3].
