Sentence examples for a delicate pressure from inspiring English sources

Then, after a few days of sensibly going out jogging, the pain began, a delicate pressure on his stomach, rather resembling a threat of indigestion or something strange my father might have swallowed.

The enamel appeared smooth, with striations of different depths, longitudinal and transverse grooves, scratches in lesions caused by delicate pressure, and pitting in ones caused by more intense pressure.

It artificially removes the hands — the notoriously trembling, twitchy hands — from the delicate, pressure-filled art of putting.

Both will require a delicate mix of pressure and diplomacy.

Each well is a delicate balance of pressures.

To maintain voicing and friction noise at the same time requires a delicate balance of air pressure in the vocal system so that the intraoral pressure is reliably lower than the subglottal pressure, but substantially higher than the atmospheric pressure.

Porous balloons are able to directly transfer drugs to the adjacent vessel wall using inflation pressure, which forces the solution from the balloon lumen to the tissue of the vessel wall; however, a delicate balance between sufficient pressure to deliver agents into the wall of the vessel, yet prevent mechanical wall damage must be achieved.

While angry confrontations between protesters on opposite sides of Israel's gaping ideological divide are not unknown here, this one came at a delicate time, with international pressure growing on Israel to find a way back to peace talks with the Palestinians.

There could be variations in the exact locations of the substrate bands as they depend on a delicate balance of hydrostatic pressure, electric field, position and condition of the nafion membrane as well as electroosmotic flow due to microchannel surface.

It's a delicate balance keeping enough pressure on the ball and giving the person who's attacking enough space so that they don't get behind you.

The Bank of England's mandate is to keep inflation at 2.5percentt, but it walks a delicate line among competing pressures.