Sentence examples for A delicate equilibrium from inspiring English sources

A delicate equilibrium keeps order in the vast majority of our prisons, where the slightest misunderstanding can lead to tension and all sorts of trouble.

A delicate equilibrium of microglial-derived factors might determine the neurotrophic or neurotoxic effect of activated microglia.

It was already thrilling, striking a delicate equilibrium of sweetness and acidity, complexity and sheer refreshment.

The numbers were unambiguous: 50-50, an even split in the Senate between Republicans and Democrats, a delicate equilibrium that mandated a careful vigil by the Bush administration over the subtlest mood shifts and tiniest movements in the Republican caucus.

To do so, she will have to navigate a delicate equilibrium between the coup-prone army and the elite establishment on one side, and on the other the so-called Red Shirt movement that helped vote her into office and wants to see justice meted out for the bloody military crackdown that ended its protests in Bangkok last year.

The adaptation phase is a fine place to be, but it's a delicate equilibrium.

"This is a very delicate equilibrium".

"It's a very delicate equilibrium," said Judith Saltzman of Li/Saltzman Architects, designers of the project with DMCD, which specializes in museums, exhibitions and learning centers.

It was found that in solvent-cast thick films the formation of equilibrium free surface depends on a delicate balance of kinetic and thermodynamic parameters.

In light of this, reduced levels of SIRT1 in the heart of aged mice may be part of a fine tuning mechanism in an attempt to reach and/or maintain an extremely delicate equilibrium.

The intrinsic pathway is therefore a delicate balance between mitochondria and various cytosolic factors and it is this equilibrium that governs cellular integrity.