Sentence examples for delicate restoration from inspiring English sources

A number were reassembled after a delicate restoration job.

Leane carried on working for the company – entrusted with the delicate restoration of antique pieces which, Leane says bluntly, only he had "the skill and the patience" to work on.

The price agreed, €11.5 million, or nearly $14.5 million, is considerable for a picture that will require a very delicate restoration job, involving the removal of some old repainting.

The delicate art of restoration lies in saving the work from destruction without crassly pretending that it can ever be "as good as new".

Restoration is a delicate art, and the responsible preservation of antiquities has to mean accepting the finality of loss where rebuilding might be deceitful.

The disturbance of the normal glycosylation under these conditions may affect the restoration of the delicate CLR/TLR balance after clearance of the TLR ligand and thus impair remission of the inflammation.

The presence of a custom-made instrument in a Centre for Conservation and Restoration avoids risky transports of delicate materials to other labs to perform CT scan.

Because UCLA is a leader in restoration and preservation (an elaborate business that requires delicate technical skills and painstaking detective work), events like Archive Treasures give the wider public a chance to see what the fuss is all about.

A sensitive restoration lets the original features sing: soaring ceilings with delicate plasterwork, grey-green walls, and giant beds backed by carved wooden screens.

But Mr. Speake-Marin added a number of caveats: silicon components are very delicate to assemble and manipulate, and they cannot be repaired with conventional restoration techniques.

After the death of General Franco, it took Spain's delicate democracy just under a decade before it was safe from a fascist restoration.