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Party leaders have responded by declaring that they will judge Mr Fox's proposals on their merits and not offer their support blindly.Such comments underline the fragility of Mr Fox's parliamentary backing.

The figure underlined the fragility of America's recovery.

Economists warned that the figures underlined the fragility of the UK economy.

The episode underlines the fragility of political support at Westminster for the UK's continuing close relations with the country.

Yet the discontent over her six-day visit to neighboring Thailand underlines the fragility of her country's transition.

Yet the discontent over her six-day visit to neighboring Thailand also underlines the fragility of her country's transition to democracy.

It has also said a dangerous loss of power at one of the reactors in recent months was caused by a rat that nibbled on exposed wiring, underlining the fragility of the makeshift systems at the plant.

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.

They seek to "cleanse" Syria and the region as a whole of anything they see as alien to their narrow interpretation of Islam.The widening of the strife underlines the fragility of Syria's borders.

The consensus among City economists is that the UK will next week narrowly avoid a third leg to the recession that began in 2008, but figures this week showing rising unemployment and lower high street spending have underlined the fragility of the economy.

Tanks on the street, parliament under attack and fighter jets buzzing over the Bosphorus: Turkey's failed military coup, which led to the deaths of at least 232 people, has underlined the fragility of democracy in a country that thought it had left military adventurism in the past.