Examples of using Remains fragile in English and their translations into Portuguese
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And in addition, the financial sustainability of pension systems remains fragile with a heavy burden on taxpayers.
its market position remains fragile.
but the revival remains fragile.
of ki67 with recurrence, for others it remains fragile.
the situation of the world economy remains fragile, with unacceptable levels of unemployment.
social situation of the region remains fragile and the continuing level of violence
Even if our trust remains fragile, we do not rely only on our own faith
Trade Unions to install a consensus Prime Minister following the February 2007 revolts remains fragile.
Secondly, the electoral process to enable those former belligerents to join the democratic process remains fragile, as the three days of fighting in the Congo following the publication of the preliminary first-round results demonstrates.
to announce the“return of the West,” especially at a time when the US economy remains fragile, Europe's financial crisis is fueling an existential funk,
spread of the pandemic, the situation remains fragile both in Europe and worldwide.
The short-term outlook for the EU economy remains fragile, but a gradual return to GDP growth is projected for 2013,
like the whole of this Southern Caucasus region, remains fragile and in danger of tipping over into armed conflict.
progress achieved so far remains fragile.
progress achieved so far remains fragile.
a new World Bank report warns that the country's fiscal outlook remains fragile.
the political situation remains fragile and much remains to be done if the transition is to be successfully accomplished in a way that would assure the right environment for the holding of free and fair elections.
financial system in the west remains fragile and requires new rules, which are capable of redirecting it towards its precious function of serving the common good,
While the broad financial-market situation in the EU remains fragile, and uncertainty is still weighing strongly on private investment
because the human being is free and his freedom remains fragile.