Sentence examples for is fragile at best from inspiring English sources
But the agreement, though promising, is fragile at best.
Juilliard will tread lightly, Mr. Polisi said, not wanting "to disturb the ecosystem of early music in New York," which is fragile at best.
Kotkin makes the case that the celebrated Obama coalition uniting well-educated, often upscale liberals, with such struggling, often disadvantaged constituencies as single women, racial and ethnic minorities, and the young is fragile at best: The class issue so cleverly exploited by the president in the election could prove the potential Achilles heel of today's gentry progressivism.
The relationship between manager and chairman, though, is fragile at best.
What the government describes as a "recovery" is fragile at best, and includes ongoing depression for millions of people.
Not only did this smack of desperation, but it stirred up nationalist sentiment in a country where race relations are fragile at best.
The National Police remained a weak and uncertain force; the judiciary was dysfunctional; government ministries were highly politicized and rife with corruption; concepts of transparency, human rights and the rule of law were fragile at best.
It's very much a work in progress – "pause/play are fragile at best," notes its Google Play listing – but in the absence of Chromecast support in the official Spotify app, it may find a decent audience.
The architects have promoted the economic benefits of a 20percentt historic tax credit for companies who chose to restore rather than tear down historic buildings, but said their discussions with Cigna thus far have been "fragile, at best".
