Sentence examples for public fragility from inspiring English sources

After being analyzed and berated by fans when his throws occasionally floated like balloons, Knoblauch has become the rehabilitating second baseman, who showed a public fragility that has made him more human than ever.

Word is that Boardman was sensitive to the prevailing fragility of public opinion vis-à-vis public employee unions.

Still, the public criticism underlined the fragility of Turkey's efforts to join.

And, following the Scottish referendum, he knows the perilous fragility of public support for the sensible choice".

The combination of sarcopenia and obesity [ 3], defined as sarcopenic obesity, is an important public health that induces fragility in the elderly, and it is associated with functional limitations and increased mortality [ 4, 5].

After the Scottish referendum, Cameron knew the "perilous fragility of the public's support for the sensible choice".

The recent decision by two parliamentarians from the dominant coalition party, Fianna Fail, to oppose a central plank of the government's public health reforms underlines the fragility of the two-party administration.

On Tuesday, seeming to recognize the fragility of his public standing, he pleaded with New Yorkers to trust his assertions that he is now a changed man, despite the news that his online adventures — some conducted under the pseudonym of Carlos Danger — had persisted through last summer, after the birth of his child.

Its decay is a testament to the fragility and transience of public art.

In the Philippines, they are all the more troubling, given the fragility of the country's public finances.

What we seem to have here is a public health policy that actually understands human fragility, and manages it without useless cruelty.