Sentence examples for delicate safety from inspiring English sources

It raises military spending by 10percentt while it guts the state department and foreign aid, not to mention the delicate safety net of domestic welfare spending that keeps our poorest just a breath away from the streets.

As the first Explorers rolled off the assembly line, Ford engineers knew how delicate a safety margin there was for those tires.

But the park's location in the middle of a city — the nation's capital, at that — presents delicate considerations about safety and strategy, not to mention public relations.

Zandra Rhodes applied the punk aesthetic to couture, creating evening dresses dotted with holes, delicate chains and jeweled safety pins.

But Mr. Nugent's presence on Tuesday seemed likely to inflame emotions around the delicate issue of gun safety, in addition to raising some other concerns.

The need is strike a fine and delicate balance between public safety and ex-felon rehabilitation.

A series of weekend protests in Oakland exposed the tensions between city leaders and demonstrators as they negotiate the delicate balance between public safety and civil liberties.

"The companion measures I signed today strike a delicate balance between protecting public safety and respecting the will of the voters," said Mr. Ritter.

To the Editor: There is a delicate balance between the psychological safety of students and a student's ability to express an opinion that may be unpopular or unfriendly.

But the reprocessing of nuclear fuel has become one of the most delicate issues of the nuclear safety debate because it separates plutonium and uranium in forms that might be stolen or diverted to illicit nuclear weapons programs.

Bob Menzer told me that safety checks and delicate maneuvering of the machine mean that it can take almost an hour each morning before he is finally in position to begin washing windows, for which he uses water and dish soap — "a good squirt" of either lemon-scented Dawn or Joy.