more fragile

So she was a lot more fragile once she came out of the coma.

Miller’s Liz probably gets the shortest stick of all the regular players, but a subplot fleshing out her character’s relationship dynamic with McGinley’s Derek transforms his character from an eternally smiling goofball into something lovelier and more fragile than the background figure barely introduced last year.

Decades of a sedentary lifestyle, osteoporosis, arthritis and other conditions can lead to weakened muscles, more fragile bones and unstable, painful joints, not to mention balance issues.

However, the security picture in West Africa today is much more fragile than it was in 2022.

Of Ying Ying's twins, the female cub appears to be more fragile because her body temperature is lower and her cries are weaker compared to her brother, the park operator said.