It is believed that several French civilian hostages are being held by militants in the area, making the situation even more delicate.
An even more delicate question, raised by the rebels' poor military performance, is whether there would be any circumstance in which coalition (though not American) ground forces might go in.
Even if the delicate digital hardware running these machines keeps going, and even if they are the smartest roving robots this side of Mars, navigating through the scrub, dust and rock of the Mojave desert represents a complex challenge.
Even so, delicate negotiations lie ahead on the ownership of the single trading platform.
The tomato and chili flowers are even smaller and more delicate than the cotton buds.
Among them is the large yet oddly intimate portrait of "George III" (1771), in which there's a lovely play between the informal pose, the royal red military coat, and the delicate, even vulnerable, features of the king's face and hands.
Even the strongest firm is a delicate combination of flighty clients and flightier talent.
Even at this distance, they carve delicate patterns in the rings through a phenomenon called orbital resonance.
The lush, three-part harmonies on their debut CD, Voicings, are the real standout, made even more memorable by carefully crafted, delicate melodies.
Some companies even operate clean-room technology for delicate electronic manufacturing.
From the outside, its sleek hood and delicate haunches look smoothly refined, even a bit reptilian.
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Blush and sandstone mimicked delicate opening piano notes, and even the models seemed to adjust their speeds to the lightness.
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This turns out to be a good thing, because the salted pork fat brings out the delicate umami flavor of the mushroom even better than a blanket of cheese could.
That is a very delicate act to balance out, and even harder to demonstrate to investors, board members, and interested parties.
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Of course, of course, only on condition that you do not object in any particular way, even a tiny bit, to my broaching this delicate subject?
He developed a taste for the "softer, more delicate" flavor of cigars aged for three years or even decades.
Anyone who has actually done real psychotherapy, in which people really pour out their souls (in my 20s, I practiced psychiatry), knows how dangerous, delicate and often destructive such an exercise can be -- even in the privacy, confidentiality and highly ritualized setting of the doctor-patient relationship.
The goal of these policies is to strike a very delicate balance between giving people the freedom to express their opinions and viewpoints even those that may be controversial to some and maintaining a safe and trusted environment.
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Historically, nightingale bird droppings were used to remove stains from delicate silk garments in Japan, as well as by geishas to whiten and even skin marred by frequent and heavy use of makeup, Pacheco says.
Yet it's the delicate balance of its elements, working in concert, that makes the complete song indelible, even sublime.
Those talks are delicate enough that many observers of the game see a player strike next month as possible, even likely.
His balancing act is delicate: Britain may find his integrationism hard to bear, France may resent his liberalising instinct and even Mr Monti's authority may not divert Germany from its self-defeating obsession with austerity.
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