Sentence examples for more delicate terms from inspiring English sources
The group of 20-something guys had just tried to get into the popular place known simply as the bar at 10th and Willow, where they were hoping -- to use more delicate terms than their own -- to meet some attractive young women.
Nepali journalist and author, Prashant Jha, puts this boycott in more delicate terms: "Their stated reason (for boycotting) is that large-scale irregularities have taken place in the counting process, such as the movement of ballot boxes from the booth to the counting station," he told VICE.
High on the list of priorities were increasing the number of cup holders in the Popemobile, and finding a more delicate term to replace "bishopric".
It is often assumed that as the system networks become more delicate in terms of systemic choice, we find lexis in the most delicate systems.
Inspired by SRC, Yang et al. proposed a meta-face learning [14] to learn an adaptive dictionary for each class, and Ramirez et al. [17] added another term to derive more delicate classification-oriented dictionaries.
The loss of (AR) condition renders variational techniques more delicate.
Here, we point out that it is more delicate to prove the comparison theorem for mean-field BDSDEs because of the mean-field term.
This balance is even more delicate as decisions taken in the early recovery period are thought to affect the long-term development of the health system, including its efficiency and equity [ 5].
While earlier chemoinformatics analyses suggested that selective ligands are more complex in terms of pharmacophore features and molecular shape, our fragment-based chemogenomics study suggests a more delicate balance between ligand complexity and target selectivity.
This is much more delicate.
