fragility

IPA: frʌdʒˈɪɫʌti

Examples of "fragility" in Sentences

It leads to fragility transparency to the skin.
"What you call my fragility is more apparent than real," she said with spirit.
On other matters, however, there is a tentative quality and even a certain fragility.
It's just like an analysis of fragility, which is typically seen as a disposition to fracture.
Barbara made a pseudo entry into adolescence, characterized by fragility and inordinate vulnerability.
And I've found that women who advertise their fragility are the first to put the carving knife in your back.
One source of her fragility is her estrangement from her father Paul, whom she once observed hitting Lynn in the face.
One of the principal reasons for this fragility is the deep sense of alienation and frustration felt by many Aboriginal Canadians.
I am much more persuaded that the idea of fragility, and increased speed and power of transmission of economic crises, is plausible, though it may be hard to express rigorously.
But it also says that 2009 saw at least three African countries - Rwanda, São Tome and Principe, and Zambia - witnessed a resurgence in malaria cases, demonstrating what the report called the "fragility of malaria control".
These are the questions: have you had a what's called a fragility fracture, sort of a fracture that you didn't expect, family history of osteoporosis, significant height loss that's been over the past several years, or if you're taking steroid medications.