Sentence examples for is the fragility of from inspiring English sources

So, too, is the fragility of finance.

The primary issue is the fragility of the aquifer.

The second reason is the fragility of some banks.

The immediate problem, however, is the fragility of the economy.

Appreciate that it is the fragility of things that often makes them most precious.

What this episode is really about is the fragility of family.

But one thing that Federalists understood — for all their failings, for all their unmitigated snobbery — was the fragility of democracy.

It is clear that for many NHS chief executives contemplating this winter, it's the fragility of homecare providers that is keeping them awake at night.

What they underestimated was the fragility of their own ideology and the deep reserves – even among educated men in crisp, white shirts – of fear and hatred.

What stayed with me was the fragility of society; the structures we take for granted can become misshapen or fall apart very quickly.

Hollick said the biggest surprise during the committee's inquiry was the "fragility" of the government's nuclear ambitions, which envisage new nuclear reactors in Somerset, Suffolk, Anglesey and Cumbria.