Sentence examples for expensive and delicate from inspiring English sources

The equipment needed to generate this beam would be both expensive and delicate.

But foreign tourists crowding Fifth Avenue for the New Year weekend were caught off guard in expensive and delicate shoes.

When large numbers of expensive and delicate electronic devices are involved, research and training on how to maintain them is key.

Besides the expensive and delicate process of restoring the master tapes, many of which were quite fragile, there were legal hurdles to overcome.

In fact, the instrumented pigs used for such purpose are expensive and delicate tools with non-negligible risks of sticking inside the pipeline, thus making their deployment rather rare.

Yet, the so-called "smart pigs" used for this purpose are expensive and delicate and the risk related to their possible blocking inside the pipeline is non-negligible, hence their deployment is rather infrequent (generally, just once in several years).

In RHD and RMHD, this is one of the most expensive and most delicate parts of the entire algorithm: mathbf{V}_{ijk}^{n} = mathbf{V} bigl( mathbf{Q}_{ijk}^{n} bigr).

Smartphones are so expensive and so, well, delicate, the temptation is to put yours in a protective case immediately.

The development and investment in a new facility such as a micro-grid or an off-grid energy system, is typically expensive and a time-delicate project.

Ribbon mics are very expensive, extremely delicate, and useful in only a few recording situations.

If anything, the Kinzhal ("dagger"), Burevestnik ("thunderbird"), and Poseidon are delicate, expensive, and potentially dangerous to users.