Examples of using To be fragile in English and their translations into Spanish
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the situation continues to be fragile and volatile.
UNCTAD recognized that the economic recovery which began in Africa in 1994 has proved to be fragile.
Yet, the achievements made so far in the context of the peace process continue to be fraught with danger and continue to be fragile.
the peace in the region will continue to be fragile.
said that the Organization's financial situation continued to be fragile and serious problems remained.
The situation in Haiti continues to be fragile owing to persistent poverty
The most vulnerable countries in these areas were considered to be fragile and more susceptible to capital outflows,
the situation in South Africa continues to be fragile and hence fraught with unforeseen potential consequences.
the political situation continues to be fragile and complex.
it nevertheless continues to be fragile, with a growth rate of a mere 2.2 per cent.
just international order would continue to be fragile as long as the threat of instability caused by the many and varied scourges of today persisted.
While the economic situation continues to be fragile for a number of developed economies,
socio-economic situation in the Central African Republic continues to be fragile, characterized by widespread poverty,
as the situation there continues to be fragile and it is difficult to predict the timing of the deployment of a peacekeeping operation,
Whatever harmony she had won to was fragile.
Good looks don't have to be fragile.
However, many solutions prove to be fragile and random control trails are absent or conducted at a small scale.
Such agreements will nevertheless continue to be fragile without a commitment to address and resolve conflicts,
Once cleaning had been completed, the pigment was fixed in the areas found to be fragile and or with irregularities along the seams of the added areas.
The economic recovery which began in Africa in 1994 has proved to be fragile owing inter alia to lower commodity prices