Sentence examples for will be fragile from inspiring English sources

They will be fragile so go carefully.

Until that shift takes place, the global recovery will be fragile and probably quite feeble.

Given the lack of elementary trust, the new talks will be fragile.

Turn carefully - they will be fragile - and cook the other side.

But, she adds, any recovery in 2013 will be fragile and timid, and there is a risk of a relapse.

The other will be fragile: if the song is compressed (which it has to be in order to be sent), it will disappear.

Halve the shortcake horizontally to give two flat discs (they'll be fragile, so take care to handle them gently).

The recovery will still be fragile and sluggish.

That new ice will often be fragile and thin, easily disrupted by summer weather.

To reintroduce it when Britain's recovery will still be fragile would be at best unwise, at worst disastrous".

There is a possibility that they will still be fragile because they're really not going to be in maturity for four to five years.