Sentence examples for risk delicate from inspiring English sources

Attributable proportions are a measure of risk delicate to interpret and potentially misleading.

Mr. Burchfield said he did not want to risk the delicate coalition and alienate shrimpers.

Men expressed concerns that exposure to gore might pose a risk to delicate female health, apparently oblivious that women deal with blood on a monthly basis.

In an official press release, they wrote: "We are gratified and immensely relieved, as is everyone in the world – to hear of the announced cease fire between Hamas and the IDF... We will therefore stand down immediately from all further cyber attacks upon the IDF or Israel so as not to risk this delicate and perilous cease fire arrangement..

There is no need to risk something delicate or valuable being chewed.

Rather, he is doing the very minimum to appear belligerent without risking his delicate position in power.

Some astronauts have also reported it creating extra risks during delicate technical missions: causing them to pull switches in the wrong direction, thanks to the confusion, or leading them to misjudge the speed of an approaching vehicle during docking.

It revealed a willingness to risk upsetting a delicate consensus to elevate his own profile.

While he was homesick at a Gloucestershire boarding school, Janet was being taught at home by a Miss Francis, school being considered a risk for a delicate child.

The risk of disrupting delicate negotiations might deter the administration from giving in to protectionist demands; the prospect of new export markets would mobilise free-traders.

But China may devalue anyway, and that would be scary.Another risk is the delicate state of western stockmarkets, especially Wall Street.