Sentence examples for of how delicate from inspiring English sources
It is a sign of how delicate Mr. Klein's position inside the News Corporation has become that he was initially against the idea of an internal review.
Still, the officials say, Mr. Al Ridi's complaints provide a glimpse of how delicate and taxing it can be to maintain the confidence of vulnerable witnesses.
In the manslaughter case concerning the old man, the owner was given a six months' suspended prison sentence, but the death of the old woman has provided a much better illustration of how delicate the argument is.
Little information has been released about the arrest of Mr. Markovic or how three other officials were detained, an indication of how delicate it is to move against the often sinister and still powerful men of the former government.
The decision to establish a deadline for the cash program for workers and businesses and the turmoil it has produced represent another example of how delicate it is to begin the process of drawing limits around Sept. 11 charity.
The sense of neurological and physical imbalance that this induces provides a disquieting glimpse into the disjunctions of mind and body suffered by stroke victims, and a reminder of how delicate is the seeming solidity of the reality that surrounds us — even the "reality" of our own bodies.
To find a good example of just how delicate the business of finding a franchise quarterback is, one only needs to go back to last year's draft.
Inside a hospital here in Latakia, Syria, the importance of breastfeeding – and a sense of just how delicate child health can be – is immediately obvious.
It's as if every player is keenly aware of just how delicate this balance has already become.
Given that an egg is about 0.5mm in length (about the size of a grain of sand), and the DNA injected into it is about the volume of a millionth of a drop of water, you can see how delicate an operation it is.
The confluence of these issues shows how delicate United States-Europe trade relations have become.
