Sentence examples for more delicate as from inspiring English sources

His task will be the more delicate as opinion in his country, never too keen on Turkish entry, has turned strongly against, largely as a result of the turmoil over Islam that followed the murder of Theo Van Gogh last month.

That balancing act has become even more delicate as the city prepares for the Republican National Convention, to be held in the city from Aug. 30 through Sept. 2. In Washington, some Congressional aides questioned the mayor's motivations in rescinding the invitation.

Case (iii) is more delicate, as it depends on one's metaphysics of such things as committees, teams, and groups generally.

But pricing is more delicate as it is sometimes seen as a way to collect hidden taxes (Chicago Tribune 1952; Morris et al. 1997; Blau R 2013).

The meat tastes more delicate as you move up the body, especially above the torso.

While the album kicks off with a fiery blow, things become much more delicate as the album comes to a close.

Robotic exoskeletons are one of those technologies that tend to be associated with warfare or at least the industrial sector, but soft robotics and artificial muscles like these ones created by Swiss researchers make them suitable for more delicate operations as well.

"I also said it should be kind of graffiti, but a little more delicate, not as hard-edged, a little more refined".

Mrs. Roosevelt, he said, preferred brighter colors and more delicate décor, as in the drawing room with the red and turquoise fireplace.

Another is her quirky voice, which is high and heavily salted, shading to a sweeter and more delicate timbre as she coasts off phrases into a curvaceous vibrato.

Onstage she was vibrant and natural, but the performance went beyond a charismatic portrait of innocence to reveal far more delicate nuances as the affection her character held for the uncle who had raised her became poisoned by suspicion and guilt and fear.