Sentence examples for more fragile relationships from inspiring English sources
The lower percentage of visiting fathers (33%) in the present sample than previous findings by Samms-Vaughan (closer to 50%) in Jamaica is consistent with some bias toward fewer visiting fathers, who may also be in more fragile relationships with a child's mother.
These differences are consistent with the more fragile state of visiting relationships.
When they teach, when they interact with the students, it is clear that there is something between everyone at the school, something much stronger and much more fragile than a regular teacher-student relationship.
"The less educated and the higher educated are more likely to be in these kinds of fragile relationships, which can facilitate the spread of sexually transmitted diseases".
Silk and colleagues report online today in Current Biology that females who had the strongest, most stable, and longest-lasting relationships with other baboons lived significantly longer than those whose social ties were more fragile and unpredictable.
"They are becoming more and more fragile.
But brands have never been more fragile.
They are more fragile than ever.
The situation is thus more fragile still.
Are they more fragile now?
