Sentence examples for a delicate business from inspiring English sources

Initiating party games is a delicate business.

"The Austrian response is a delicate business.

Divorce, then, is a delicate business.

Submitting patches is a delicate business.

Not that it was a delicate business.

Farce, if it's any good, is a delicate business.

Also like Mr Sarkozy, he is not a pure product of the French elite, not having attended the Ecole Nationale d'Administration, which has groomed so many French prime ministers and presidents (and indeed members of Mr Valls's government), including Mr Hollande.Yet Mr Valls will have to tread a delicate line between business's hopes and the left's fears.

Making a hashtag trend is delicate business, especially if the couple learn a campaign is on.

As bombs did their work, diplomats from the United States, Western Europe and Russia ignored the West's oratory about Mr. Milosevic's being a latter-day Hitler and went about the delicate business of offering him an exit.

The lawmakers — who include 21 women, a record here — now begin the delicate business of carrying out the much-anticipated and possibly awkward power-sharing deal.

Mr. Gowda was hastening south tonight to Bangalore, capital of Karnataka, to resign as the state's Chief Minister and return to New Delhi for the delicate business of appointing a Cabinet.