Examples of using A very fragile in English and their translations into Swedish
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But he's in a very fragile stage in his recovery,
In case you're wondering about the bubble wrap, I have been told that I have a very fragile"ping pong" body.
The country still being in a very fragile state, the development brought about by the agreement should not be lost.
It is also, however, a very fragile sector, with structural problems,
we have a situation where Maoist rebels are threatening a very fragile constitutional monarchy,
stop because as you probably imagine this is a very fragile and risky.
which is a very fragile and shallow internal sea surrounded by quite a number of countries,
which is a very fragile flower.
the compromise reached in Council is a very fragile one, and it would not serve anybody' s interests to open the Pandora' s box of detailed, technical or politically sensitive amendments.
albeit on a non-definitive basis in consideration of a very fragile assurance of short-term non-application of the Helms-Burton legislation to European companies,
species in Antarctica and its waters, which has a very fragile environment and, ironically,
the development of consumption patterns put us in a very fragile situation, more fragile than 40 years ago.
Herzegovina and ways in which the European Union can assist in maintaining what is still a very fragile peace and help to move forward towards the creation of democracy and peaceful cooperation between its different ethnic groups, which we all
Carol is in a very fragile state.
Your mom's in a very fragile state.
And she's in a very fragile condition.
This is what a very fragile cease-fire looks like.
They're coming in at a very fragile time for the city.