Sentence examples for most fragile and from inspiring English sources

The Central African Republic is one of the most fragile and impoverished nations in the world.

Mr. Laib sees salvation in what is most fragile and fugitive.

I instil confidence and self-esteem in the most fragile and vulnerable of my students.

Ms. Cojocaru, the most fragile and innocent of Giselles, is the one whose acting makes the ballet most emotionally piercing.

The regimes that most fiercely attacked free expression were the most fragile and weak when facing up to youth revolts.

Should conflict revive in this most fragile and dangerous part of Europe, the whole continent would suffer.In this section The end of AIDS?

And the Church, the draft report said, had to attend to "her most fragile sons and daughters, marked by wounded and lost love".

The lack of a clear responsibility for some practices in coastal and offshore benthic systems, and the difficulty in seeing directly what the direct and indirect impacts are, has profound repercussions for one of the most fragile, biodiverse and biomass generating group of ecosystems: the 'animal forest'.

A sitcom, as the trade pros would have it, is a situation comedy, one of the most fragile, abused and perishable of television formats.

Ms. Ndegeocello sings this one in her most fragile register, and it's haunting even though the song's central presumption is, in her case, hard to imagine.

He imagined conducting expeditions through some of the world's most fragile ecosystems and documenting the trips on an interactive Web site aimed primarily at schoolchildren.