Fragile in a sentence

To help low-income, fragile states make the transition towards peace and prosperity, the New Deal for Engagement in Fragile States, endorsed by roughly forty countries and multilateral institutions, was created in 2011.

Welch 2008, p. 117. Fragile reached the top ten in the UK and the US; the Fragile Tour marked Wakeman's first visit to North America.

A fragile accord between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces ripped open in April.

After suffering devastating double-digit losses in 2022, the fixed income market remains more fragile than at any point since the subprime mortgage crisis.

A National Australian Bank report report found business conditions went sideways in June while forward orders fell for a second month, making confidence "soft and fragile".

And it doesn’t hurt that there is money to be made in peddling contrarian views, particularly when they validate the egos of fragile people preoccupied with their own irreproachable goodness.

And there is an awareness in all three countries that the progress that has been made is fragile.

Another, lesser-noted part of the agreement—the continuation, and possible deepening, of a fragile cease-fire in Yemen, where Iraqi- and Saudi-backed militias have been waging a deadly civil war—is an unequivocally positive step.

Any deal could be vulnerable to collapse if fragile ties between Beijing and Washington deteriorate over critical comments from the Biden administration, some China experts warned.

A quasi-novelistic saga of the streets, it continues to immerse us in a fragile community and to probe failing social systems.

A recent spike in clashes is threatening a fragile peace between the Philippine government and Moro Muslims in Mindanao.

As a result, ’s latest installment raises new questions about the future of Mandalore itself, as well as the fragile, quietly unnerving bureaucratic state of the galaxy’s New Republic.

As the new dynamic between Superman and Luthor continues to evolve, it’s difficult to say what will become of the fragile alliance between the old foes.

As the weather gets more unpredictable and our transport systems get more fragile, those public bodies would do well to take a leaf out of some island books and implement an infrastructure equivalent of the “Big Freezer”.

At least for the winter, fragile European bonds and the euro dodged a bullet.

Because that’s what Ellie has become to him, a daughter, as fragile as Sarah () was when she died.

Buit as the Fairy Pools of Skye have become another must-see location on tourists’ Scottish travel plans, there have been increasing fears their fragile ecological will be overwhelmed.

But bank failures have shown how fragile the financial system is.

But Ukraine support, which became a point of fragile pride for the Administration.

By May last year, Charlene was back with her family, telling a local newspaper her health was 'still fragile and I don't want to go too fast… the path has been long, difficult and very painful'.