| Tunisia is fragile. There are other fragilities both farther east and farther west. |
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| While significant fragilities remain, the global economic recovery is now supported by several factors. |
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| Then, booms ended in busts when bubbles of undue exuberance popped, exposing underlying economic fragilities. |
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| Mr Greenspan's analysis of the fragilities within finance, and his specific proposals, echo today's policy consensus. |
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| Given today's fragilities, there is a case for even looser monetary policy. |
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| The world has taken measures to address the systematic fragilities of the international financial system. |
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| If other institutions replace banks in making loans, they could end up creating fragilities of their own. |
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| Catalano, who could be robust and forthright in the expression of his views, was a poet of great delicacy and precision, a master of the fragilities. |
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| Many Americans fear some of their own governmental fissures and fragilities. |
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| That he be a man of such a strong faith that he is able to pass it on to others or to resist the fragilities of the Order. |
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| While the market sentiment towards the TMT sectors improved in late 2001, significant fragilities remained. |
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| Rather, markets expect oil prices to remain at high levels, driven mainly by buoyant global demand and, to some extent, by fragilities on the supply side. |
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| In fact, institutional fragilities such as the absence of political parties having a truly national following will probably leave the field open to local movements for a long time to come. |
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| We recognize that many of the main causes of the crisis are linked to systemic fragilities and imbalances that contributed to the inadequate functioning of the global economy. |
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| Most probably the impact on stock markets, which was short-lived, reflected lingering market concerns about public and private balance sheet fragilities. |
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| Economic and financial developments have been somewhat more favourable than the Bank had expected in July, although significant fragilities remain. |
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| However, significant fragilities remain, since the recovery is still heavily dependent on government support, and sustained growth driven by the private sector has yet to materialize. |
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| The fragilities and distortions noted have to be eliminated in order to strengthen production and export capacities and to upgrade industrial branches and enterprises to the level of their international competitors. |
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| It has also heightened existing fragilities associated with the most vulnerable population groups, such as women, children, the elderly, indigenous peoples and the rural and urban poor. |
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