Sentence examples similar to a delicate give from inspiring English sources

After that, it was a delicate give-and-take.

It's possible to foresee a time when he won't want to coöperate with the plans that his manager lays out for him; at the moment, a delicate give-and-take prevails.

On day two, the mood is contemplative, and perhaps a little delicate given how raucous things got the night before.

In Britain, the dreadful task of fixing an inscription for the million military dead in the wake of World War I fell to Rudyard Kipling — a task made especially delicate given the loss of his own son in the war.

One source familiar with the US investigation told the Guardian that the examination of Farage's activities was considered especially delicate given his role as an MEP.

The situation in Spain is particularly delicate, given the determination of Mr. Rajoy to avoid an international bailout and conditions that would be set by creditors in return for emergency financing.

Such talks are always delicate, given the company's dependence on receiving new shipments of books.

The situation is all the more delicate given Sky Sports's lucrative seven-year deal to show F1 from this season.

The arrangement is especially delicate given long-standing accusations from Washington that wealthy donors in the gulf underwrite terrorist groups, including Islamic militants being targeted by the Pentagon.

You'll rarely find them for sale as they're extraordinarily delicate, giving up their juices in purple blotches on your hands and clothes.

But an unusual watercress salad was tamed by cumin yogurt and sweet, meaty roasted carrots, and Bosc pear with radicchio and blue cheese was surprisingly delicate, given its bold ingredients.