Examples of using Still fragile in English and their translations into Swedish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Political
However, Graziano da Silva warned that the gains in Somalia are still fragile and that a sustained effort was needed to prevent a repetition of such a tragedy.
We cannot allow so important a region with its still fragile structures to be ignored by the common foreign and security policy.
Yugoslavia's budding democracy is still fragile and strengthening it will demand much work as well as the support of the European Union
hobbling on still fragile legs, they follow the man behind their leader in the pack.
The economic recovery is now in progress but it is still fragile and not self-sustaining.
Indeed, after two years the relationship is still fragile and can easily“burn out” from a spark of quarrel.
the last decade and although there is some improvement, it is still fragile, particularly in Europe.
Paper as the symbol of the second anniversary was chosen because this material is stronger than chintz, but still fragile.
but this is still fragile.
the foundation for the recovery is still fragile.
The better economy should increase a still fragile public confidence in the democratic institutions
they were still fragile element, easily fell for the socialist propaganda,
it is still fragile, and must be protected rather than destroyed.
I also want to draw your attention to the still fragile political situation
The still fragile situation of our financial system is holding back recovery as firms
so the first month turns into a serious test for the still fragile psyche.
the situation in Moldova is still fragile and the EU must continue its intense efforts to bring the parties to the negotiating table.
the recovery is still fragile and Member States are paying a different price to overcome the crisis.
the situation is still fragile and our work is far from over.
the new Member States: regulatory restraint will make it possible to maintain their, still fragile, competitiveness.