Examples of using More fragile in English and their translations into Arabic
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But they're more fragile, right?
UV rays made the patient's capillaries more fragile.
Weir, is more fragile than that.
Digital thermometers more fragile.
Smaller, more fragile than we ever imagine.
If Richard's the dominantpartner… then Melissa's delusion is more fragile.
Your skin becomes more fragile as years go by.
But rocky peaks which to us,perhaps, seem a symbol of permanence, are more fragile than they appear.
But, the more fragile a girl is, the more precious she is.
The dark shades visually reduce the volume of tissue,so the bride will seem more fragile, delicate and graceful.
And it is probably also more fragile and has less resistance when it comes under pressure.
New actors, challenges and phenomena had recently appeared that threatened peace and security andmade development a more fragile process.
The eyes of your child are more fragile than yours, they let pass 75% of the UV rays(10% for the adults).
She reported that UNMISS had increased patrols outside its bases,including to more fragile sites.
Protected areas were becoming more fragile and farmland was being lost owing to drought and reduced soil fertility.
While there have been some gains, geographically or functionally,the state of the environment has become more fragile and degraded than in 1972.
And yet we adults act as if girls are more fragile and more in need of help, and they can't handle as much.
Direct investment flows to Latin America have also grown, although not nearly so strongly,reflecting the somewhat more fragile situation in several economies.
In a period of transition that is inevitably more fragile, Belgium, along with its European partners, advocates maintaining this international commitment.
The Special Representative of the Secretary-General said that the situation in Libya had become more fragile since he had last briefed the Council in March.
The complex things get more fragile, more vulnerable; the Goldilocks conditions get more stringent, and it's more difficult to create complexity.
Vinyl discs, made of vinyl plastic replaced the older and more fragile"stone cookies" and had his breakthrough in the 1950s.
The plate washers are more fragile and less valuable than the tip ones, but they are more expensive because they require more processing.
Anemia may result when the cellmembranes of red blood cells become more fragile as the result of damage to their membranes.
The complex things get more fragile, more vulnerable; the Goldilocks conditions get more stringent, and it's more difficult to create complexity.
Individual skills and utilization of information are not optimized, and the inter-ministerialcoordination required by the overlapping of trade and development policies is more fragile than in developing countries in general.
PTFE particles, dust, and impurities are more fragile, and the use of fluids containing the above media can affect the flow passages installed in the filter unit to prevent foreign matter from entering.
However, excessive inequality has many adverse implications and is associated with higher unemployment, diminished contribution of growth to poverty reduction, higher average crime rates,lower average health status and more fragile democracy.
Yet in some cases the stability was more fragile and precarious than it looked, and we should have been more conscious of the possible consequences of authoritarian forms of Government and of corruption in the ruling elite circles.
Developed economies too, particularly in the euro zone,were experiencing increased stability risks and were growing more fragile in handling sovereign debt created as a result of transferring private risk to the public sector.