Sentence examples for delicate removing from inspiring English sources

The process for Saturday's ruling might have been especially delicate; removing Woods from the Masters could have ruined TV ratings and deprived the world's top-ranked player of his best chance in several years to win his 15th major championship.

You'd have to be delicate when removing the phone from the mount, too, as you'd run the risk of realigning the mirror.

It is possible that fungi "choosing" to degrade the S units may be ascribed to real-life needs: 1) S units are relatively delicate; (2) removing S units may increase the accessibility of cellulose to cellulases.

A remote-controlled crane installed inside the reinforced reactor building will perform the delicate task of removing the spent fuel, Tepco said in its video.

In this three-day parallel universe, you will encounter once sensible young men painted blue with their underpants on their head, normally demure young ladies removing delicate items for the benefit of the stage cameras, people summoning up deep guttural primal screams of angst and alienation – and some of them may even be in bands.

"We're partially professionally trained chefs, partially self-trained," he said, removing a delicate layer of skin, like a pink satin blanket, and tossing it into a garbage can.

And because Tesman is too blind to know what he has got into by marrying Hedda, she will force him to see it, by removing the delicate antimacassars from his sofas and chairs.

The delicate operation to remove Bashar al-Assad's declared chemical stockpile overran significantly.

It has removed delicate moving parts from the design of almost all electronics.

Always wash on the delicate cycle and remove before spinning.

The cables which are attached to the DVD drive are very delicate so carefully remove this component first.