Examples of using Particularly fragile in English and their translations into Spanish
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But today you're feeling particularly fragile.
Coli infection have particularly fragile immune systems that make them particularly  vulnerable to getting sick.
Each and every one of them was particularly fragile.
Icelandic moss is particularly fragile and can die if trampled on.
But now Japan's geo-political situation is particularly fragile.
Video collections are particularly fragile, especially early films and the kinescopes of early TV shows.
Share Your child's hair is particularly fragile.
Many are particularly fragile and vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change and need specific protection.
UV rays are harmful to the eyes and their particularly fragile contour.
Although marine environments are particularly fragile, the effects of contamination by oil on land can also be significant and prolonged.
Fourthly, and finally,the world is at a particularly fragile stage.
Serrano ham is not particularly fragile or sensitive to shipping conditions, unless the customer has requested that it be sent trimmed without the rind.
Their skin is not yet protected by melanin, andtheir eyes are also particularly fragile.
There were also many ecosystems that were particularly fragile, some of those identified being the savannah, coral reefs and the North-East Atlantic.
Unlike any other dumping ground the shallow andclosed Baltic Sea is particularly fragile.
Large-scale urban concentrations are particularly fragile because of their complexity and the accumulation of population and infrastructures in limited areas.
Families that suffer from long-term unemployment find their economic situation particularly fragile.
Mine was particularly fragile and certainly by the fragility anguish felt by the beauty of the landscape… which, we thought, Jerry and I secretly kings.
In the case of Maldives, geographic andnatural characteristics make it particularly fragile to climate change and related problems.
Fish harvests are thus relatively modest(compared to neighbouring countries like Peru, for example) andecosystems are particularly fragile.
Switzerland's ecosystems can be particularly fragile, because the many delicate valleys separated by high mountains often form unique ecologies.
In the absence of protection by the State by virtue of citizenship,the situation of stateless persons is particularly fragile in many respects.
Electronic media are, however, particularly fragile, given that older information may be lost when websites are redesigned or abandoned.
GFA operates in a whole range of countries which are either prone to con- flict,recover from violent clashes or are particularly fragile environments.
National Parks are particularly fragile and deforestation for establishment of coca cultivation causes irreversible damage to their environment.
Often, these overseas territories are small, isolated islands with limited resources,which make them particularly fragile in the face of external stress.
During the visit, the Commission noted the particularly fragile institutions of the Honduran State regarding the protection and promotion of rights of children and adolescents.
All courts will find it difficult to withstand sustained political pressure but new courts- domestic, regional orinternational- are particularly fragile creatures.
Yet children represent to us not only particularly fragile beneficiaries requiring extra protective measures; they also exemplify the fundamental principles that characterize and inspire our movement.
Such individual ecosystems as forests, wetlands and coastal areas, mountainous uplands, arid regions andsmall islands are proving to be particularly fragile and have suffered considerable damage.