Sentence examples for Fragile goods from inspiring English sources

However, when valuable or fragile goods are delivered, and more specifically within the e-commerce procedure, it is a generally valid assumption; indeed, in all these cases, postal operators require very precise packaging standards.

Always use extra buffering materials with fragile goods.

And this fragile good fortune provides "The Counterfeiters" with its ethical center of gravity.

When that happens, the university will also deepen its public legitimacy — an increasingly rare and fragile good in our polarized age.

All Brazilian agriculture, which is already intimidating rivals abroad, will be more competitive.Manufacturers in the duty-free zone of Manaus, who see the value of their tax breaks eaten away by the cost of delivering their fragile electronic goods via bumpy highways, expect freight costs to fall by 300m reais.

Use store-bought heavy cream for recipes that require exact chemistry, such as pastries and other fragile baked goods.

The wood, (if fragile) is good for contact vibrations, to amplify rhythms of the tool-path and the frequencies of stepper motors.

We are living in a precarious world and country, the economy is fragile and good jobs are harder to find, the level of inequality is unprecedented.

Ceva Logistics in 2007 has invested its capital in the international forwarder EGL and in 2008 has acquired Spedimacc, a technical courier, specialised in fragile and valuable goods' transport and handling, and Transitalia, operating in the publishing distribution.

And that's the point, really: Derek's affliction is the world, for which he is too fragile and too good.

But the greater danger is that the fragile flowering of good housing is crushed by the forces of expediency against which it is constantly struggling.