Sentence examples for complex and delicate from inspiring English sources
The issue is extremely complex and delicate.
Innovation is a complex and delicate plant.
Of course in real terms it's far more complex and delicate.
The television industry is a complex and delicate edifice made up of many interlinked businesses.
Getting back on track towards a "Vietnamese solution" will be a complex and delicate negotiation.
Miso soup here was complex and delicate, and far from the salty broth one encounters in some other places.
ReprintsMr Chávez underwent a six-hour operation on December 11th, which a grim-faced Mr Maduro said was "successful" but "complex, difficult and delicate".
In the world of musical theatre, good sound design is an absolute essential: the achievement of a finely tuned balance of vocal and orchestral sound for all seats in a theatre is a complex, demanding and delicate process – and that's before considering the dynamic and emotional qualities that great sound brings to great performances.
In this era of high-speed biology, studying proteins can be maddeningly slow: Their complex chemistry and delicate 3D shapes make them hard to analyze.
But whoever wins that legal tussle, the transcripts -- excerpted in the defense papers -- offer an unusually intimate look at the government's complex and often delicate dealings with its primary witness in the war on terrorism before 9/11.
More and more, mayors across the country say they have found themselves walking a complex and politically delicate line: simultaneously wanting to respect the right to free speech and assembly, but increasingly concerned that the protests cannot stay orderly and safe.
