It is a change that could have huge consequences for the eurozone's political landscape at a delicate moment.
This time, in our more delicate economy, the consequences could be more severe.
It would be disastrous to go into a referendum with all the politicians being terribly delicate about the consequences of independence: a vote to leave would in fact be followed by savage rows over all sorts of things, and it is essential that everybody understand that in advance.
The police presence, however delicate, is the consequence of something new: an epidemic of petty crime in Paris that has traumatized the city in ways that seem disproportionate to the real damage it has done — and therefore, many think, must reflect a crisis rooted elsewhere.
The voice is global, plural and local, with a delicate grip on historic consequences: "We are from Willesden.
James' mother was very tender with him as a consequence of delicate health, yet she required him to render an account of all his actions and words while absent from her.
As a consequence, the delicate balance between XIAP and Smac/DIABLO expression is gradually disturbed during progression of RCC, probably contributing to the marked apoptosis resistance of RCCs.
Catenation of the Ag(I) atoms along the c axis is stabilized by the extended long-range noncovalent interactions in structure 4. As a consequence, the delicate clear needles of 4 are grossly unstable and decompose when exposed to light, resulting in physical disfigurement and discoloration of the crystals.
It fears that an escalating nuclear threat on the peninsula could upset the region's delicate security balance, with dangerous consequences for itself.
These fine structures are important as the abnormalities in these structures are usually associated with significant hemodynamic functional consequences and require delicate surgical repair.
