Sentence examples for particularly delicate to from inspiring English sources

This is especially true for gas liquid heat exchangers where a uniform distribution is particularly delicate to obtain and where maldistribution entails significant performance deterioration.

Mr. Maxwell's deadpan aesthetic is particularly delicate to maintain, and as "This Great Country" switches into full-volume melodrama, the earlier, more stilted sequences feel less like an earned worldview and more like an affectation.

Even one's heartbeat disturbs such minute work, so particularly delicate work has to be done between heartbeats," he writes on his website.

Organic elements are particularly delicate, but are critical to the hybrid material's ability to absorb and emit light effectively.

Today's meeting with President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan required a particularly delicate dance: Mr. Bush had to find a way to chastise General Musharraf for his decision to amend the country's Constitution to perpetuate his own rule.

Whereas the issue of informed consent is also encountered in conventional research methods (e.g. unobtrusive observation), the authors consider it particularly delicate in SMAT "due to the very nature of 'digital reality' that allows fast and easy detection of data" [36].

That last question has proved to be particularly delicate, so much so that the museum has yet to reveal how it will be addressed.

In Park Slope, I wandered into a back room and encountered a mannequin covered in political stickers, including one affixed to a particularly delicate area of the anatomy.

Hillary Clinton will have a particularly delicate choice — will she try to take credit, for wheels put in motion while she was Secretary of State, or mutter about how much savvier she would have been as President?

By then he was undisputed elder statesman of the Democratic party – a man presidents and candidates would turn to for particularly delicate tasks – and a leading light in the firmament of America's great and good.

Having won the Road to V competition in 2006 the quartet have since matured to possess a particularly delicate sound, as Paul Mardles finds out.