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The BBC's Assistant Political Editor Norman Smith looks at why the selection has proved so delicate for the government.

Another thing that makes the McCaskill controversy so delicate for the university is the astounding diversity of its community.

As sampling can be dangerous for so delicate a work of art, a non-invasive approach was the only option.

Relations with Russia are so delicate that the Europeans haggled for 18 months to reach this pact, which outlines what will be discussed in talks with Moscow.

Louise realizes that therapy is full of hazards for Helen: "The tension between her conscious self and the self that she has so long kept hidden is so delicate that I am frightened for her.

Finally, some issues have proved so delicate as to become unattractive for outspoken policies.

Take La Fille mal gardée, the solos for Lise are so delicate, the pas de deux so complicated.

A velouté of golden nugget squash was at once creamy and sharp, a gorgeous cradle for langoustine tortellini so delicate they brought to mind jewels.

Because sour cherries are so delicate and because of quarantine restrictions for pests, fresh sour cherries from the Midwest rarely reach California markets.

Some small species are so delicate that they explode when touched, making netting them for population surveys more or less futile.

But the balance is so delicate that Mr. Connaughton and his colleagues must be constantly ready for rain.