Examples of using Increasingly fragile in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Behind the increasingly fragile mask of the word‘I,' today there is great confusion.”.
Pollution and environmental changes are resulting in an increasingly fragile and more unstable form of production.
The UK economy is increasingly fragile and we still don't know what's happened to Charles Flyte.
But many of these works of art and human ingenuity, which have conveyed beauty through the centuries,are increasingly fragile.
But travelling across this increasingly fragile ice scape is hard work for an animal weighing over half a tonne.
The 100% certified carbon neutral company aims to reduce the impact their business has on our increasingly fragile environment.
Ensuring the conservation of increasingly fragile fish stocks while promoting the continuation of fishing activities;
The present Union was founded on the basis of six Member States andoperates with its present fifteen Member States in an increasingly fragile manner.
However, the expansion appeared to be increasingly fragile in the face of the unfolding weaknesses and uncertainties of the external environment.
Among other things, of the rise in imported fishery and aquaculture products on the European market,that sector is becoming increasingly fragile.
With limited food and an increasingly fragile mental state, the player character must be guided outside his apartment to scavenge and explore.
So let us begin by strengthening them, since it seems to me that they are getting increasingly fragile while becoming increasingly necessary year by year.
With the global economy looking increasingly fragile, Japan is now taking a more aggressive step by cutting interest rates below zero on Friday.
But the international community looked the other way, as if it had given up not only on solving the underlying conflict, butalso on upholding an increasingly fragile cease-fire.
With the wolfblood secret looking increasingly fragile, the pressures on Jana grow, forcing her to question where she truly belongs and who she can trust.
Such understanding can encourage new ideas and views on the role of theorgan in contemporary society, which has increasingly fragile ties to the organ-related music.
British media report that the situation with the slave government of Theresa May in the UK is also increasingly fragile following the“obviously nonsensical” attack on Syria that was supported by less than a quarter of the population.
We should also mention the study of Hall, Kolliakou, Petkova, Froggatt and Higginson, which cites the lack of staff, as well as the set of pressures to reduce staff numbers, maintain the profit margin andstill provide care for an increasingly fragile population.
It is known, furthermore, that deficit in ingesting liquids causes reduction in the skin turgor,this becoming increasingly fragile, which, coupled with the forces of abrasion friction, pressure and shearing, increases the risk of ulceration.
This is the specific mission of lay believers in a social context, marked occasionally by a secularism that tends to separate believers from Christ and from the Gospel, jeopardizing human coexistence,which becomes increasingly fragile and uncertain.
The assassination of the President andthe army chief of staff pushed the country ever deeper into a quagmire of failing institutions, increasingly fragile democracy, growing corruption and personality cults.
The experiments discussed in[] do not achieve speeds that can be considered close to an impact, but considering that the material undergoes a gradual transition from a static loading stage to an impact stage,it can be assumed that the material becomes increasingly fragile.