Sentence examples for may be delicate from inspiring English sources

How does one preserve and protect an item that may be delicate and/or rare?

The fragrance may be delicate, but "the olive trees are in themselves just very stoic," she said.

START HERE Her "Lucky" may be delicate enough to feature a whistle solo, but a deceptively simple piano line and a chorus you can sing along with after the first pass illustrate how much she has learned about songwriting from her years singing standards.

Surfaces may be delicate and lacy or stiff and meaty, fabricated with a needle-fine hook using threads of cotton and silk, or solidly built from thick worsted wools and ropey synthetics.

The interactions between E. coli and D. discoideum are complex and the balance between conflict and interest may be delicate.

However, we have shown that interactive effects can have a fundamental influence on MPB biomass and since the balance between autotrophic and heterotrophic status in transitional systems may be delicate [ 27], then there is a real possibility that climate change may force an overall change metabolism in coastal systems.

That is a balancing act they may not be delicate enough to pull off.

The use of ACI may therefore be delicate or even impossible in some regions of the knee.

But the best dish may be the delicate pork trotters, sliced thin and braised to a fragrant complexity with an Asian five-spice mixture.

Given the recent revelation that the President himself may have shared classified information about ISIS, given to him by Israeli intelligence, with the Russian foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, today's meeting may be a delicate one.

The fund-raiser may be especially delicate for Mr. Romney because of the attendance of Sheldon Adelson, a billionaire casino magnate who has pledged to spend some $100 million this election to help defeat President Obama, as well as elect Republicans.