Sentence examples for delicate setting from inspiring English sources

The main sticking points, in fact, are also the most delicate: setting a timeline for American troops to leave and declaring whether American forces would be granted immunity from Iraqi prosecution.

Place your veil in a dryer with a "delicate" setting.

Some of the newer dryer models have a "delicate" setting.

Therefore, successful alteration of this delicate setting against the tumor's favor can open a window for therapeutic efficacy.

Delicate: Any clothes that you washed on the delicate setting should be dried on the delicate setting.

The delicate setting is essential in preventing damage to the casing.

Mr. Brown had to negotiate a delicate set of circumstances.

An equally delicate set of negotiations, by Senators Bennet, Rubio, Dianne Feinstein, of California, and Orrin Hatch, of Utah, brought the agriculture industry on board.

By 1996, the delicate set of arrangements that had made Vassiliev's archival work possible had fallen apart, and, having filled eight notebooks, he decided to leave Russia and move to London.

For a candle-powered alternative, Zodax (www.zodax.com), based in Los Angeles, showed a new, delicate set of hurricane lanterns called Carina Capiz ($15 to $45), wrought of translucent capiz shells with antique copper wire in a basket-weave pattern.

These crystal buildings looked so delicate set against the fuming road, freighted as it was with the rattling metal of cars and buses and lorries, that it was difficult to believe that they belonged in the same world.