Sentence examples for delicate substance from inspiring English sources

"Cannabis flower is a delicate substance," so more protective materials like recycled chipboard and cardboard, as well as some plastics and glass, can work well and comply with state regulations said Zilincar.

And you can use it in place of a double boiler for melting chocolate or other delicate substances.

Reading the poems, we were struck by a certain thin and unsubstantial quality in them, a kind of colorful impermance, suggesting that the gossmer of poetry is still too delicate a substance for beltiness.

It's a delicate and volatile substance.

Juicy, refreshing, and beautiful to look at, they are delicate but have substance.

Pure Provencal peaches and sunny pleasure, delicate but with substance.

And of course it's the substance of delicate jewelry and lavish body ornaments — of golden rings, arm cuffs, necklaces and earrings.

Like much of Mr. Greenberg's writing, this comic drama might be described as a work of serious whimsy, of glittering style and dark substance, and it requires a delicate hand to capture its elusive essence.

Candidate mediators of such changes include enzymes and signalling substances involved in maintaining the delicate balance between synthesis and breakdown of the proteins and proteoglycans that make up the ECM.

In addition to lowering the blood's ability to clot, aspirin also inhibits helpful substances that protect the stomach's delicate lining, creating a "double whammy" effect.

An increase in free radicals compromises the delicate homeostatic mechanisms which involve neurotransmitters, hormones, oxidizing substances and numerous other mediators.