Sentence examples for because of its delicate from inspiring English sources

Quince marries particularly well with cheese, because of its delicate, sweet and floral flavour.

The woman, Zeituni Onyango, referred to as Auntie Zeituni in a passage in Mr. Obama's memoir, applied for political asylum in the United States in 2004, but a federal immigration judge rejected her request and instructed her to leave the country, said a government official with knowledge of the case who asked not to be identified because of its delicate nature.

The fragrance of Narcissus flowers is used for luxury perfumes because of its delicate odor.

Raible concluded that it attempts to sound like Michael Jackson's 2002 song "Butterflies" because of its delicate tone.

Anaerobic digestion is susceptible to various forms of perturbation because of its delicate balance between the different microbial consortia in the anaerobic digestion process.

A popular mushroom to pick, the pleurotus ostreatus is commonly known as the oyster mushroom because of its delicate briny taste and oyster-like appearance.[3] Grown on logs like the shiitake, the oyster mushroom is easy to grow and even easier to eat.

Keith says: "Some other styles I'd recommend to beginners include Belgian pilsners -- which can be found just about everywhere as a nice introductory style -- and Belgian tafel beer, or "table beer", because of its light, delicate flavor, making it a good alternative to the Belgian-style wit".

More than a half-dozen officials, including current and former military and intelligence officials as well as senior Bush administration policy makers, described details of the 2004 military order on the condition of anonymity because of its politically delicate nature.

For instance, the sweet and flavorful black sphinx date, a new variety that emerged in Arizona in the 1920s, fell out of favor in part because its delicate skin caused it to spoil during long shipments.

Helmholtz was the eldest of four children and because of his delicate health was confined to home for his first seven years.

The involvement of Brazil in Paraguay politics is a delicate issue because of its deep economic influence there, exemplified by Itaipu, a huge hydroelectric dam that straddles the Paraná River between the countries.