Sentence examples for very delicate to from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Speake-Marin added a number of caveats: silicon components are very delicate to assemble and manipulate, and they cannot be repaired with conventional restoration techniques.

"It is very delicate to say that we need immigrants, because perhaps 60percentt of Germans still have a certain resistance to the idea," Otto Schily, Germany's Social Democratic interior minister, said in an interview.

Moreover, the quality of the cavity resonance, which is very delicate to slight changes in the structure, was not affected.

In our case (c) is immediately obtained since is in but in general (nonbounded cases) it is very delicate to obtain such a conclusion.

Similarly, the concept of discipline is also very delicate to define on such a long time scale [24], and we decided here to use the current classification from the AMS for all authors.

Innovation is a very delicate to get right and see through to success.

"It's a very delicate situation to be in, to not know if you have a house over your head," Badro said.

Because your hair is already very delicate due to the chemicals used to put it up, and also if you have dye, the towel will absorb the dye leading to quicker fading.

"It's a very delicate message to convey, that we have to ram this down your throats".

So we were willing to go down in flames, and it was very delicate trying to get the last two seasons made at HBO.

In a letter to Julia when she was 12, he wrote: "In regards to the relationship between your mother and me, it is very delicate," according to a copy of the letter filed in court.