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Indeed, after two years the relationship is still fragile and can easily“burn out” from a spark of quarrel.
Global economic recovery is still fragile, with the pace of the process varying from country to country.
the situation in Moldova is still fragile and the EU must continue its intense efforts to bring the parties to the negotiating table.
As in the spring, the outlook is for an uneven recovery, with robust growth in emerging economies but a still fragile situation in several advanced economies.
current state of the world economy, showing that the recovery process is still fragile and patchy.
The better economy should increase a still fragile public confidence in the democratic institutions
The assessment in this report is set against the background of a continuing but still fragile economic recovery.
Some experts do not recommend the use of the product until the age of three as a child still fragile internal organs.
However, the economic situation of Cyprus is still fragile as reflected by its low growth rate,
The economic recovery is now in progress but it is still fragile and not self-sustaining.
so the first month turns into a serious test for the still fragile psyche.
She acknowledged, nevertheless, that the situation was still fragile and might deteriorate again following the media coverage of the outbreak of bird flu in Turkey.
In writing.-(LT) Europe is going through a difficult period caused by the global economic crisis, the recovery is still fragile and Member States are paying a different price to overcome the crisis.
it is still fragile and vulnerable, and requires financial stability.
The still fragile situation of our financial system is holding back recovery as firms
particularly in countries where such systems are still fragile.
Various Members have pointed out that this area, though still fragile, is showing positive signs in taking a route that has already characterised the other instances of our Union's enlargement.
With the tendency being for established unions to have only the appearance of strength, this may lead to the still fragile system of social partnership in Poland becoming totally marginalised.
let us not shake this foundation, ensuring that the still fragile Balkans building does not collapse at our feet, in our own front yard!
On the other hand, financial markets are still fragile, having recovered only partly from the tensions experienced last May.