Sentence examples for delicate and dangerous from inspiring English sources

It is a delicate and dangerous balancing act.

That she's an irresistible mixture of delicate and dangerous?

As Grossman writes of the calibration of aggression: "This is a delicate and dangerous process.

In his own words: "The next president will take office at an extraordinarily delicate and dangerous time in American history.

The newly unified government of President Hrawi then embarked upon the delicate and dangerous process of consolidating and extending the power of the Lebanese government.

"He struck me very much as a bull in a china shop, and as a bully, in a very delicate and dangerous situation".

By elevating pre-emption so prominently in the hierarchy of options, and defining it so explicitly and provocatively in military terms, the administration may be treading on a delicate and potentially dangerous path.

Therefore, predicting or excluding the risk for adrenal insufficiency from clinical parameters, as often falsely done, is delicate and potentially dangerous.

He observes the intense emotional complexity of surgery that "involved the brain, the mysterious substrate of all thought and feeling … The operation was elegant, delicate, dangerous and full of profound meaning.

The operation was elegant, delicate, dangerous, and full of profound meaning.

Animal moves can vary in scale from tiny, delicate invertebrates, such as butterfly pupae, to large and dangerous animals including lions or gorillas.