The official's comments reflected an extremely delicate moment for the United States almost eight weeks after it turned sovereignty over to Iraq.
"This is an extremely delicate subject for academic colleagues," says Sommervell. "Part of the rite of passage with a post-doctoral paper is presenting that to your peers, in Bremen, Honolulu or Thailand.
FIVE years ago, the State Department's desk officer for North Korea, Ken Quinones, accompanied by three other officials, landed in the country for an extremely delicate job: overseeing the removal of fuel rods from the Yongbyon reactor that contained enough plutonium for four or five nuclear bombs.
For ABC, the question was extremely delicate.
For publishers, there's an extremely delicate balance when it comes to having great content and great framing, and staying on-brand is even more important.
The materials are sort of a stand-in for the body they're all extremely delicate and could easily fall apart.
When they are completely dry, pressed flowers will be extremely delicate and should be placed in an album or book for safekeeping.
According to Vitaly Churkin, Russia's U.N. ambassador, in comments to reporters on Friday: "There are some extremely delicate domestic political matters, and I think that should be left for the sovereign states to deal with".
The extremely delicate construction of the skull and axial column in Nigersaurus is counterintuitive for a terrestrial herbivore with an estimated body mass comparable to an elephant.
