Sentence examples for delicate balance has from inspiring English sources
So far, Lebanon's delicate balance has persevered, but there is a growing sense of emergency.
A delicate balance has to be maintained — for surges, flow reversals or disruptions at one plant can affect the whole system.
That delicate balance has stayed steady since Netflix first began unlimited streaming in 2008, and since then the company's share price has gone up so far, so fast, that it seemed unstoppable.
It is of therapeutic consideration that diuresis, vasodilation, and ACE inhibition are routinely used in cardiac complications and hypertensive crisis and in such cases a delicate balance has to be maintained for patients survival.
When the middle-aged sisters in "A Delicate Balance" have at each other, they're as delicately annihilating as Cecily and Gwendolen in "The Importance of Being Earnest".
That delicate balance had yet to be struck as museums strove to empower their collection to generate conversations rather than merely inspire contemplation.
Other Italian cities, where tourists and residents coexist in a delicate balance, have also taken measures to promote civility and good manners.
He had to deal with the sensitive subject of immigration from and between Commonwealth countries, where a delicate balance had to be struck between resistance in some quarters in Britain and Australia to non-white immigration on the one hand, and on the other the danger of sanctions in India and Pakistan against British commercial interests if discriminatory policies were pursued.
It's as if every player is keenly aware of just how delicate this balance has already become.
Iraq's delicate sectarian balance has come under acute strain from the war in neighboring Syria, which has pitted mainly Sunni rebels against a leader backed by Shiite Iran.
The delicate NAD+/NADH balance has been studied in detail for E. coli, where it was demonstrated that increased amounts of NADH induced a metabolic shift towards fermentation even in the presence of oxygen excess [ 10].
