| The room is fitted with special low lighting and window blinds to allow fragile works to be displayed. |
| This is undeniably an acutely fragile financial environment, where problems in one market can quickly transfer to other markets. |
| He kissed Greek soil, which was held up in a basket in deference to his fragile physical state. |
| The most important thing is how to stamp his authority on the fragile coalition. |
| With the southern states threatening to secede from the fragile Union, the delegates agreed to the Three-Fifths Compromise. |
| They're making boxes for the storage of fragile text, and in some cases creating new, if somewhat rudimentary bindings for old books. |
