Sentence examples for still very delicate from inspiring English sources

Richard Sexton, business development director at chartered surveyors e.surv, said: "The market is still very delicate at the moment.

He said he wrote several articles at the start of the revolution, but never published them because the political situation was still very delicate.

The team's chemistry is still very delicate but there's no denying what the forward brings to the table with his ability to score goals and create.

As if the Spanish government was not busy enough pushing for reforms in a still very delicate economic situation, it has drafted a proposal to radically change the abortion legislation, aligning Spain with the most restrictive regimes in Europe.

While the flowers may be of silk, they are still very delicate and the components may displace while fidgeting with it.

"It is still very, very delicate and we'll wait and see what tomorrow brings on that," he said.

Pietro Grasso, the prosecutor who leads the national anti-Mafia judicial agency, said on Sunday that investigations were still at a "very delicate" early phase and that "all hypotheses were still under examination".

What looks in a still photo like a very delicate glass bulb is, in fact, a bubble.

However, implementing a correct (and efficient) binary translator is still very challenging because many delicate details must be handled smartly.

"As much as the mood of the nation is very delicate right now," Mr. Jones said, "we still can't abandon the laws that dictate behavior".

The nature of anodic aluminum oxide (AAO) membranes intrinsically provides delicate control over topographic and chemical cues for enhanced cell interaction; however their use in nerve regeneration is still very limited.