Sentence examples for progress is fragile from inspiring English sources

Poverty remains widespread and progress is fragile.

Yet this hard-won progress is fragile.

"Progress is fragile and reversible," he admitted.

He also cautioned that "progress is fragile and reversible".

He acknowledged that the progress is "fragile and reversible".

But the progress is fragile, as recent clashes have shown.

The term did invert the assessment of General Petraeus, who as Afghanistan commander said that progress was "fragile and reversible" — part of a plea for a more extensive commitment; Obama, at least, seems to have moved in another direction.

Dr Moeti cautioned, however, that progress was fragile, given the epidemic-prone nature of the virus.

And the progress, while real, is fragile and is reversible".

Sounding a pianissimo note of caution, Bush said, "the progress in Iraq is fragile and reversible" – an astonishing note of realism by his standards.

But forget all that... Iran is mean!8 55 : "The military doesn't set the mission, the Democratic base president sets the mission".8 55 : So Hillary says she doesn't know better than the generals who say progress in Iraq is fragile and reversible.