Sentence examples for delicate land from inspiring English sources

But it is also delicate land to manage and if it gets too wet it will turn into a swamp".

Supporters saw this idea as potentially a way to deal with some of the most delicate land issues in the negotiations.

And she wants it her way and in her world, not in the balls-out boys' club realms of real estate or technology, but in the delicate land of doily hearts and wedding cakes".

What brought him to the attention of fellow Scots was his role in a documentary called "You've Been Trumped," an examination of Mr. Trump's heavy-handed maneuvering to build golf courses on 1,400 acres of environmentally delicate land that includes Mr. Forbes's farm.

"You cannot talk about conservation without speaking of indigenous peoples and their role as the guardians of our most delicate lands and waters," said IUCN regional director Grethel Aguilar.

The Eagle, Armstrong and Aldrin's delicate landing craft, returned the two astronauts to Apollo 11's command module on July 21 , 1969

A half century or so ago, I took a trip to the top of the Sierra, where I made the acquaintance of the fragile land of delicate meadows and lakes and dramatic ice fields and glaciers just below the jagged peaks that form the mountain range's spine.

A handful of publications consistently skirt the edges of censorship on delicate topics, like land disputes, environmental problems and corruption.

Lilies resting on the water remind you of Venice's delicate balance of land and sea, as does a resting stone lion, symbol of the republic.

The idea led, in 1983, to "Surrounded Islands," whose flamingo-pink fabric panels and delicate interaction of land, water, and sky made it the most feminine of all their projects.

In Ankole region, in western Uganda, a delicate balance on land existed between the Bairu (ethnic group that predominantly practiced crop production) and Bahima (ethnic group involved mainly in livestock production up to today) with the Bahima having maintained a privileged hegemonic state over land and resources (Doornbos 1975).