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Значения термина more fragile на английском

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Использование термина more fragile на английском
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The markets were relentless, the system more fragile than most people imagined.
Union Atlantic
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But even before the latest conflict, it was more fragile than others.
Reuters
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But it is more fragile with less buffer when things go wrong.
News.com.au
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Fish and shellfish are more fragile and less predictable than ordinary meats.
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
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Her very fingers as they lie in his look slenderer, more fragile.
Molly Bawn
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The only sanction he had was a tradition daily becoming more fragile.
Mary Wollaston
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Because you'd make it more fragile by crashing institutions and high-level individuals.
Reuters
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The other big change is that our own world is more fragile.
The Guardian
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My skiff is thin as a nutshell, or even more fragile still.
Amiel's Journal: The Journal Intime of Henri-Frédéric Amiel
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Then we notice that they become more fragile, when they got bigger.
The new yorker
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A cap could make lenders more fragile by increasing fixed costs, Lewis said.
Reuters
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Its weaker margins make Air France-KLM more fragile than major peers, said one.
Reuters
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Viewing personal communication in overly reductive terms makes tenuous connections even more fragile.
Wired
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In few places is peace more fragile than the Gaza strip.
The Irish Times
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And so Catalonia's awkward coalition of pro-independence parties feels more fragile.
BBC
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But these mighty masses of ice are more fragile than they may seem.
BBC
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