Sentence examples similar to delicate revolution from inspiring English sources

A soft revolution, but still a revolution.

Saint-Domingue's slave revolution posed delicate problems for both England and the leadership of the recently formed United States.

While it's undoubtedly true that things have changed since the revolution, the delicate situation Cairo's street artists face deserves even more investigation.

In an era where the streets of Athens seem to be permanently burning, senseless partisanship nearly sent America off the fiscal cliff, and a delicate global economy fuels revolutions everywhere, continual political unrest is par for the course.

The Mayo decision will only hurt the personalized medicine revolution in its delicate infancy.

On the delicate topic of the revolts and revolutions that have besieged authoritarian Arab governments in recent months, he said China's record of speedy economic growth and fast-rising living standards made analogies with those countries "not right".

The Nobel award to Liu could upset the delicate political balance in China by stirring up a "color revolution," reintroducing chaos to China and setting it back 150 years.

TUNIS — The Tunisian revolution that overthrew decades of authoritarian rule has entered a delicate new phase in recent days over the role of Islam in politics.

Can regulation of itself help protect this delicate balance – at least until we can understand better where the digital revolution is going?

The light pulls the objects around at speeds up to five revolutions a second, but is gentle enough not to damage delicate molecules.

He said he wrote several articles at the start of the revolution, but never published them because the political situation was still very delicate.