Exemples d'utilisation de Sometimes fragile en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Sometimes fragile and sensitive.
It is beautiful and precious but sometimes fragile.
Stability is sometimes fragile and requires clinical development.
Do not touch the stalactites,they are sometimes fragile!
Their skin is sometimes fragile and stretch marks can appear from childhood.
Antiquities may be unique,rare, sometimes fragile objects.
While theoretical bases are sometimes fragile and need to be confirmed, practical issues are also a challenge for research.
In other words,the known outer sole assemblies are sometimes fragile.
Efforts have been made to strengthen sometimes fragile institutions and services required in agricultural production.
The human body is an incredibly complex and sometimes fragile machine.
The survival of these unique and sometimes fragile cultures depends on their continued relevance and value to communities and their promotion by decision-makers.
The personnel transporter was a reliable but sometimes fragile piece of equipment.
And thanks to its unique shape and its laser range finder, the NEATO XV Signature avoids most of the obstacles that other home robots can only detect by impact with furniture andother objects sometimes fragile.
One speaks about the friendship andthe love and also about the sometimes fragile border between the two.
Sometimes fragile, but displaying a fragility that reveals the sensitivity of a point of view, the necessity of a commitment, each of these films, in its own way, opens up a path, a form to confront reality and to recount the experience.
Icelandic nature is a wonder, butit is also powerful and sometimes fragile.
Given the fact that the works in our collection are unique, valuable and sometimes fragile, the Museum would like to remind visitors to observe the following guidelines.
These items can be heavy and bulky,difficult to transport and sometimes fragile.
The role of accompaniment If we take into account the evolutionary and sometimes fragile character of identity, will we not have to give an important place to the accompaniment of individuals and not only groups?
Nevertheless, such dynamics are not spontaneous; there are complex and sometimes fragile social processes.