handle with care

Your health is something that should be handled with care.

He, for his part, was required to handle with care.

But like anything else of value it must be handled with care.

Handled with care, the main drive should be good for another three or four weeks, at least.

Once so charged, they had to be handled with care.

Still, those in the industry say big corporate money must be handled with care.

"Not yet, that still needs to be handled with care."

However marketing on the social web should be handled with care.

It's a very personal area of the anatomy and the women need to be handled with care.

He concluded that the proposals of such a man should be handled with care.

It is toxic to humans and should be handled with care.

Stamped on the outside are warnings like "handle with care."

The impact of all this will test any speaker to the limit, so handle with care.

These almost always have to be handled with care.

In addition, the introduction of social and environmental criteria must be handled with care.

This part, the focal point of her lecture, needed to be handled with care.

He wasn't the sort of person you had to handle with care, and Jeff went straight to the point.

Folk art is a very serious genre, and it must be handled with care.

But Martha was a thorny woman who also had to be handled with care.

Some of the major struggles against vehicles are also handled with care and attention to detail.

Speaking of death, boiling caramel must be handled with care.

It is also clear that his influence on Impressionism should be handled with care.

Otherwise, high arches may be handled with care and proper treatment.

So what I say is, handle with care.

'But although he may seem quite well he's still to be handled with care.