Why is Al Jazeera's news treated gingerly?
Riedels must be treated gingerly, individually washed and hand-dried, and stored with bowls upright to avoid absorbing shelf odors.
Riedels must be treated gingerly, individually washed and handdried and stored with bowls upright to avoid absorbing shelf odors.
The subject was treated gingerly: Peter Jennings spoke of "a certain anticipation" that a verdict "one way or the other" might lead to disturbances.
If Mr. Koch was treated gingerly, the same may not be true for Mr. Bloomberg, who appears likely to face an adversarial defense that will produce questioning more akin to what Mayor Walker experienced 80 years ago.
When he made a trip home last fall, we met for lunch at a casual restaurant in SoHo to talk about "Bonfire," a subject that we had treated gingerly over the years.
Like other former Pellicano clients with boldface names or entries on the Forbes list, Mr. Rock was treated gingerly by prosecutors, though his put-upon look and almost surly tone did not suggest gratitude.
Since their deaths, the Mirabal sisters have been commemorated in poems, songs and books, including Julia Alvarez's 1994 novel "In the Time of the Butterflies". But until six months ago, the question of how and why they died had always had to be treated gingerly at the official level.
The actions of Darleen Druyun, former deputy assistant secretary of the Air Force for acquisition and management, were treated gingerly by Mr. Roche, who said that if the information she passed on to Boeing was proprietary, her actions were "not appropriate" and "wrong".
That's not to say customers should treat it gingerly, but it's still an electronic product and it's an investment, and it should be treated as such".
Raoul is willing to say just about anything (in public) about his clients, and I'm not". But Felder's adversaries treat him gingerly, perhaps with good reason.
