Examples of using More fragile in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The younger the child, the more fragile it is.
But at this time, she is more fragile also.
Tip: Physics warp can make your spacecraft more fragile.
Eugenie is somehow more fragile.
Dr. Weir, is more fragile than that.
lack of social support cause the older adults to present a more fragile health condition.
a condition which makes it more fragile and susceptible to friction and maceration.
which are larger and more fragile, and are subsequently replaced by smaller,
Reductions in mortality among the oldest old have resulted in increases in the number of more fragile elderly people.
getting involved with a superior might make her more fragile.
the analysis revealed that women were the majority and more fragile.
Smoking not only makes bones more fragile, but also accelerates the entire aging process.
Today, young people have become more fragile and the increase in suicide rates reflects some of this.
When we feel hurt or sad with someone, we feel more fragile.
economy are much more fragile than we previously believed.
care becomes more fragile.
making them more fragile and prone to fractures.
Prolonged use of prednisolone can lead to the development of osteoporosis which makes bones more fragile and susceptible to fractures.
they are also more fragile.
the bones become more fragile.