Sentence examples for a delicate phase from inspiring English sources
The second time, the talks were at a delicate phase.
This can be a delicate phase given the potential for an uncontrolled gas release that could lead to what is called a blowout.
The sources said diplomatic and intelligence staff were calling for "maximum reserve" – presumably on the part of the press, because officials were in a "delicate phase" of negotiations.
On Monday, Mr. Netanyahu announced that negotiations with the United States were at a delicate phase and that he would not be commenting publicly because discretion was required.
At such a delicate phase in the development of young players, tasting these experiences, pitting wits against different styles of football, becoming immersed in a more intense level of competition, carries a substantial weight.
Bank of Japan Gov. Toshiko Fukui set off the talk on Tuesday after suggesting that Japan was "entering a delicate phase" that called for "careful judgments".
The administration had hoped that relations with China were on the road to improvement, but they now appear to be entering an extraordinarily delicate phase, and a series of approaching events, including elections in Taiwan, threatens to make things dramatically worse.
China today is entering a really delicate phase on the climate-energy issue — the phase I like to call "The Wal-Mart environmental moment".
Introduction: The weaning of mechanical ventilation is an essential and delicate phase in the management of a resuscitation patient.
"If you only need a relatively quiet sound, they're in a more fragile or delicate phase of sleep".
TUNIS — The Tunisian revolution that overthrew decades of authoritarian rule has entered a delicate new phase in recent days over the role of Islam in politics.
