Examples of using Rather fragile in English and their translations into Portuguese
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But this process is rather fragile.
Besides, cast iron- rather fragile metal if to drop a frying pan, it can burst.
Female health- a thing rather fragile.
Because the tip is rather fragile, it bends or breaks frequently.
Certainly," he explains,"the current generation is rather fragile.
That left her rather fragile, I'm afraid.
Fibromioma of a uterus: symptoms andtreatment Female health- a thing rather fragile.
In this case rather fragile glass will be strengthened by means of a steel or aluminum framework.
Observe and necessary feature of the flower,which is located on a rather fragile and a long stalk.
It appears to be a rather fragile tangibility phenomenon, but fundamental in a fluent and convincing musical discourse.
When sawing by the electric tool it is necessary to adjust pressing and power so thatit was not formed breaks as material rather fragile.
It is caused by that their structure rather fragile, in comparison with chanterelles or milk mushrooms therefore under a press slippery jacks crumble and the tastes lose.
I share your opinion, Mrs Ashton, that, fortunately, the situation in Iraq is a little better than it was, butit is still in a rather fragile state.
It's a plant of strong development, butwith a branch structure rather fragile, so it's advised to stake it from the beginning of the flowering to help the branches to bear their heavy buds.
Compared with either the attractions of exciting experiences orthe security of unshakeable positions, this may itself look rather fragile.
Other members, however, can see the implications of the fact that the entire"esoteric" basis of the Adyar Society, rather fragile since 2007-2008, rests upon the imaginary clairvoyance developed by Bishop Leadbeater and Mrs. Annie Besant.
Although the stem is initially loosely stuffed with cottony hyphae, it eventually becomes hollow in maturity; overall,the mushroom is rather fragile.
Portugal's ambiguous neutrality had initially placed the country in a rather fragile position in the international arena, but its subsequent neutrality in cooperation with the Allies ultimately worked in its favour.
Poppy, a black doll who replaced Hamble in November 1986,in response to changing attitudes in society the Hamble doll was also getting rather fragile at this point.
This is not only because the use of these weapons, though obviously only in defence of passengers andcrew, in itself poses a danger in the rather fragile environment of an airplane, but also for another reason, namely that weapons may provoke passengers who might otherwise have boarded the plane without any aggressive intentions.
Results show that there had been fluctuations in the different dimensions,mainly in the finance administrative fields where the managers' governance was rather fragile.
I actually come from a country, Portugal, and a region, the Azores, where the dairy sector is very important andembedded in regions that are socially rather fragile and where, in fact, it would be vital to maintain the quota system beyond 2015.
Linings with the size of microparticles of 0.04 microns are distinguished by excellent aesthetic properties, they are perfectly polished,but they are rather fragile, they are more often used for filling teeth.