fragile
Example Sentences
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Continuing selling by crypto “whales,” who hold large amounts of the digital assets, continued to weigh on the market along with forced liquidations and fragile sentiment, Trade Nation analyst David Morrison said in a note.
“The whole industry is sort of fragile,” she said of the furniture sector, adding that tariff uncertainty has dampened the outlook for new domestic production.
Higher input costs could be a particular pain point in China, where growth momentum is more fragile.
In this fragile moment, I asked Roberts if he would feel comfortable visiting the White House as the manager of Jackie Robinson’s team.
From Los Angeles Times
Regulators have repeatedly warned against opaque algorithms and discriminatory pricing, and consumer trust remains fragile.
From Barron's
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