Examples of using Is still fragile in English and their translations into French
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its“creative core” is still fragile.
The peace process in Côte d'Ivoire, though holding, is still fragile.
Ruddy-headed Goose, CMS Report 2010 The conservation status of the continental population of the Ruddy-headed Goose is still fragile and the species is CRITICALLY ENDANGERED.
the process of democratization is still fragile and slow to take root.
social situation is still fragile.
Yet the new Lebanon is still fragile.
Some pointed out that the general economy is still fragile and unemployment is high which is limiting the general growth.
It is obvious that the progress achieved towards national reconciliation is still fragile and that the situation is far from being irreversible.
Democracy in Nepal is still fragile and it is now essential to maintain momentum
as progress is still fragile.
Despite improvements, the situation in Somalia is still fragile, and a significant part of its population remains in need of humanitarian assistance.
However, the transition towards democratic systems of governance is still fragile and its consolidation requires efforts by both African countries and their development partners to the following ends.
The structural transformation should be accompanied by genuine reform of the banking sector, which is still fragile and grappling with numerous problems and malfunction.
recovery is still fragile.
This complexity is compounded by a regional context that is still fragile on account of the emerging conflicts.
Even though the sort of culture that fosters respect for individual guarantees is still fragile, the rule of law has been strengthened
although our economy is still fragile and we need to be cautious,
Although the peace process is still fragile, improved security in most parts of the country allowed UNHCR to facilitate the return of refugees to 13 of 17 provinces.
Sustained growth is still fragile, since the economy is largely dependent on the mining sector
Despite these improvements, the situation is still fragile and there is always a risk of slipping back into the shortcomings of the past, in particular arbitrary actions in such institutions.