Examples of using More fragile in English and their translations into Slovak
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about to voyage over raging waves calls upon a piece of wood more fragile than the ship that carries him.
In 2009, the economic crisis will with no doubt make the situation of many countries more fragile.
The rising number and the evolving nature of conflicts is making our world ever more fragile.
Case after case shows us that democracy is more fragile than we realized.
Years ago, it was said that left-handers were more likely to die younger or that they were more fragile people.
Of course, it also makes a difference whether you need to move robust packages or more fragile goods.
low country specific risk premia imply that the more fragile EU economies have been able to face financial market turbulences relatively unaffected.
conifers are more fragile, which, again, will quickly make the berth unusable.
including Christians, more fragile.
social disaster that the imposition of free competition policies is bringing about in some Member States with more fragile economies.
earmarking EUR 500 million for the purpose of combating the impact of the global economic crisis on the more fragile African countries over the period from 2009 to 2010.
The current recovery is all the more fragile given the fact that Europe is continuing with wage deflation
come from clinical trials involving a wide variety of people- including those considered more fragile, like elder patients,
Eugénie is somehow more fragile.
But more fragile than other analogues.
Their bodies are also more fragile.
Cast thing will be more fragile.
Your hair will be no more fragile.
Their plastic components made them more fragile.
They are more fragile than other materials though.