delicate
Example Sentences
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A Brazilian government source said the trade pact already contained safeguards for EU farmers, but "we see that the internal political situation in France is delicate," the source added.
From Barron's
He left his successor the delicate mission of repositioning the company’s strategy around the extraction of fossil fuels rather than disappointing investments in renewable energy.
This action inspires lovely, shimmering visuals of delicate luminescence, but Mr. Cameron’s references to becoming one with the environment would make the most earnest hippie folk singer blush.
Since acceleration and gravity are closely linked, similar timing-based methods could eventually allow scientists to study delicate quantum effects driven by gravity -- right on the lab bench.
From Science Daily
The finished lattice appears remarkably delicate, yet producing it demanded extraordinary time and physical endurance.
From Science Daily
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