Sentence examples for considered delicate from inspiring English sources
Amphibians are considered delicate sentinels of environmental change.
At times pink was considered a strong, and therefore masculine, color, while blue was considered delicate.
The list of entities is considered delicate, officials said, because the administration wants to prevent suspected individuals and institutions from moving their assets to safety before the targets are officially unveiled.
Starting from a fragile electoral base — he won 24percentt in the first round of voting in April, and defeated an unelectable far-right candidate, Marine Le Pen, in the second — Mr. Macron's position can now be considered delicate, in the view of pollsters and analysts.
But something fine emerges, about Britishness – a top chap called Peter Fullarton gave Brett a job with the words, "We just see the outside, but what's running on the inside is a considered, delicate bucketful of intelligence" – and my one worry is that Brett's now happier than Paul.
Although many of their bones were hollow [15], [68], pterosaur skeletons should not be considered delicate or fragile in the typical sense: our bone strength analysis shows that pterosaur humeri are up to three times more resistant to failure than those of birds thanks to their diaphyses expanding at a much greater rate with increasing body size (Fig. 3).
Cashmere and thin knits should be considered delicates, but should also be washed separately from other delicates.
For an even bolder fairy tale look, consider delicate crystal or gem embellishments at the corners of your brows.
I have always considered the delicate dance between Art and Commerce to be a fine art in itself.
Some of these older recordings contain material of great historical interest, sometimes in obsolete formats, and are damaged, decaying, or are now considered too delicate to play.
