Examples of using More fragile in English and their translations into Swedish
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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He's way more fragile than he should have been for a man his age.
I'm going in a new direction now, something more fragile, simple….
You can often hear that purebred pets are much more fragile than their relatives who do not have a pedigree.
Vinyl discs, made of vinyl plastic replaced the older and more fragile"stone cookies" and had his breakthrough in the 1950s.
More fragile items like sunglasses
Ceiling- more fragile, even a small hand press
The next stage introduces entities that are significantly more fragile, significantly more vulnerable,
You can try to keep more fragile plants with your jewel cichlids since some fish are less likely to destroy plants than other individuals.
Compared to the floor covering made of PVC more fragile, prone to the appearance of cracks material.
The walls of the capillaries become more fragile, their permeability increases,
plastic generally become more fragile with age, and steel sheets may rust.
we must also take account of the difficulties faced by countries with more fragile economies.
High levels of adiponectin in the elderly seem to be associated with both reduced functioning of the musculature and a more fragile skeleton.
The figure of Mohammed is what we might call the point of communion for an Islam that is more fragile and diverse, and even more divided, than we might think.
hair appearance becomes more fragile, rough and dry.
the neurons appear a bit more fragile and are more difficult for use in electrophysiology experiments.
the bones become more fragile.
I'm… I'm more fragile, and I would need them more. .
Historically, olive growing has occupied progressively more fragile soils in order to meet the demand for oil.
Such training should offer lifelong learning and protect the more fragile sectors from exclusion.