| fragile peace | 16.26 | A fragile peace seems to be taking hold there. | ||
| fragile coalition | 6.91 | The whole fragile coalition of support cracks. | ||
| fragile economy | 5.60 | This is still a fragile economy in an even more fragile world. | ||
| fragile cease-fire | 4.74 | The talks last summer led to a fragile cease-fire accord. | ||
| fragile truce | 3.49 | The agreements led to a fragile truce. | ||
| fragile state | 2.90 | He is in an emotionally fragile state. | ||
| fragile ecosystem | 2.83 | Fragile ecosystems destroyed. | ||
| fragile ceasefire | 2.70 | A fragile ceasefire came into effect last month. | ||
| fragile environment | 2.24 | They also fear damage to fragile South Pacific environments. | ||
| fragile health | 2.04 | Consensus says workplace civility is in fragile health. | ||
| fragile democracy | 1.71 | Fragile democracy grew stronger in election. | ||
| fragile recovery | 1.58 | The fragile recovery is yielding far more modest growth and prospects. | ||
| fragile balance | 1.51 | It was a more fragile balance then. | ||
| fragile government | 1.38 | Since then, its fragile government has been toppled twice. | ||
| fragile process | 1.38 | That could sink the fragile Middle East peace process. | ||
| fragile psyche | 1.32 | A few fragile psyches might even be saved. | ||
| fragile thing | 1.25 | Chemistry is a fragile thing. | ||
| fragile ego | 1.18 | Did an idea threaten your fragile ego? | ||
| fragile nature | 1.18 | The cramped solitude was a balm for her fragile nature. | ||
| fragile area | 1.05 | This is an environmentally fragile area. |