Sentence examples for delicate zones from inspiring English sources

Snickers and smiles aside, damage to players' delicate zones has recently become something of a more pressing, if not altogether painful, topic in the N.F.L., as there have been several high-profile incidents involving foot-to-groin contact.

Yes, a transfer of responsibility would upset the delicate war-zone power balance between the State and Defense Departments.

It cites some shortcomings, like problems with erosion control, wetland crossings, construction in delicate bird-nesting zones and protection of the western gray whale.

Even this, however, requires migrants to get beyond the delicate southern frontier zone to a big city, where they ought to be able to melt more easily into the general population and perhaps find a job.

Nevertheless, nurses are closer than other professionals to the patients because the care they provide addresses the whole person, for many hours a day, in intimate and delicate psychological and physical zones.

They are painstakingly crafted sculptures of sinks, fragile, delicate, from a limbo zone between industrial production and personal craft.

However, because of the narrowness of the weld bead and important hardness gradient, determination of "toughness" (definition of a criterion of the "ductile/brittle" transition during the impact test) of the welded connection (weld bead and heat affected zone) confirm very delicate in LASER welding.

Apply the mask on the T-zone; avoid the delicate part around the eyes!

The issue is a delicate one because France and Germany, the euro zone's largest economies, flouted the Stability and Growth Pact in 2003 but did not face any consequences, undermining the authority of the agreement.

An old —- like, in a collector-bag kind of delicate —- "Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone".

Their goal was to find the plant in flower, return in due season to collect seed, then see their delicate specimens back to Europe through varying climatic zones.