Examples of using Most fragile in English and their translations into Portuguese
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who are usually the most fragile patients, are sometimes inadvertently neglected.
This deficiency can induce the most fragile minds among us to repeat and relentlessly associate ideas,
I tried it on the most fragile wine in my portfolio- one that is always undrinkable the day after opening.
Furthermore, I think we need to protect the most fragile ecosystems once and for all.
Meaning, it is the most fragile area of the face and the least equipped to combat the effects of aging.
The flat coastal plains configure as one of the most fragile and vulnerable ecosystems to human occupation.
In contrast, removable hard drives are perhaps the most fragile type of storage device,
For example, better and stronger friendships can present the same level of negative feelings as the most fragile friendships.
The lacrimal bone is the smallest and most fragile bone of the face;
And the victims of this culture of waste are precisely persons who are the weakest, the most fragile.
prioritizing those regarded as the most fragile and vulnerable.
as is common with most fragile toys.
the cable internet is the most fragile it seems.
Burma is one of the world's most fragile countries.
but also the most fragile.
We can conclude then that the abutment screws are the most fragile portion of the systems.
On the contrary, it is the weakest, the most fragile which must be supported, so that they too can develop their full potential.
Along this line we find the Church's concern for the unborn, the most fragile, the most threatened by the selfishness of adults and by the obscuring of conscience.
We know the most fragile thing in the world is a woman's reputation.
in particular for the most fragile players.