Sentence examples similar to delicate indication from inspiring English sources
Little information has been released about the arrest of Mr. Markovic or how three other officials were detained, an indication of how delicate it is to move against the often sinister and still powerful men of the former government.
Serraj's insistence in his remarks on Monday that foreign military involvement would remain limited to a support role is an indication of the delicate course he must maneuver as he seeks to shore up his government's legitimacy while also dealing a blow to the Islamic State.
Mr. Bloomberg's campaign was careful not to criticize the clubs or their members, an indication of the delicate balancing act the billionaire candidate is trying to perform between his social life among the city's elite and his nascent political ambitions.
"There's a certain delicate tension between a clinician taking a technology that's proven for a certain indication and learning by experience that it is useful for patients that exceed those limits," Dr. Tunis said.
Clinton gave no indication that the Obama Administration would say or do anything to upset the delicate balance in U.S. support for and relations with his regime.
And a simple preparation of delicate sole with lemon and white wine, a special on a Friday night, showed admirable restraint — perhaps an indication of what the new chef brings to the table.
Papa's Delicate Condition.
