She can distinguish among similar-looking objects, such as different bottles of medicine, and has a delicate enough touch to work with frail patients.
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The dough can be tricky to work with because the delicate, flexible sheets become brittle when exposed to air.
Fine transparent sheets of phyllo (also known as fillo or filo) dough, like the ones used in this recipe for Greek-style dinner pie, are notoriously difficult to work with, primarily because the delicate sheets begin to dry as soon as they are exposed to air.
Multi-layered dresses can be notably tricky, and fabrics that are delicate or slippery can also be difficult for an amateur to work with.
"At its core, this is a romance of the most emotionally resonant, but delicate, order – and we look forward to working with our colleagues at Universal to transform E L James's vision into a great film," James Schamus, the chief executive officer of Focus Features, said in a statement.
The midwives themselves and their own personal barriers may be the main obstacle to working with this delicate matter, and therefore it is necessary to provide carefully designed educational programs to all clinically active midwives [ 18].
With that in mind I wanted to use really feminine touches like satin uppers, crystal heels and gem stones, all in delicate tones that would work with classic dresses but add a little flourish".
Thus, there is a delicate balance between working with and influencing context.
Staff have to work strike a delicate balance between discipline and incentive.
