Sentence examples for delicate region from inspiring English sources

The fighting is in a diplomatically delicate region, abutting both Jordan and the Israel-occupied Golan Heights.

It's a "delicate region, which is very vulnerable to fundamentalist movements," and the government fears a "backlash" if it is perceived as too liberal.Artists in the West often position themselves as symbolic criminals, but few actually become fugitives.

The Keystone XL would cut diagonally across Montana and the Nebraska Sand Hills — a delicate region of porous, sandy soils — to northern Kansas before heading south to the Gulf.

Similar kinematic profiles were observed for movements directed towards the co-twin and self-directed movements aimed at the eye-region, i.e. the most delicate region of the body.

In singletons evidence of kinematic adaptation to target properties has been provided in 22-week-old foetuses, but not in 14- and 18-week old ones: up to the 18th week of gestation, reaching is rather inaccurate and there is no indication that the eye, the most delicate region of the body, is treated differently from the mouth [15].

Precisely planting electrodes in the most delicate regions of a patient's brain to still the tremors of Parkinson's.

They rerouted the project years ago to avoid the heart of Nebraska's ecologically delicate Sandhills region.

The route of the new pipeline, which would carry 830,000 barrels a day of crude, would circumvent more of the state's ecologically delicate Sandhills region.

Concerns there have revolved around potential harm to the state's ecologically delicate Sandhills region and its vast Ogallala aquifer, prompting TransCanada to move the Nebraska segment further east.

The State Department put off the Keystone XL decision because of mounting pressure from lawmakers in Nebraska and from environmental groups that pleaded with the Obama administration not to allow the pipeline to traverse the delicate Sand Hills region of the state.

The letter landed on the same day as a Washington Post editorial that made roughly the same case, in addition to noting that Nebraska's Gov. Heineman had now signed off on a new route that skirts the state's delicate Sand Hills region -- a key stumbling block that helped give Obama cover for rejecting the permit the first time around.