Sentence examples for a delicate problem that from inspiring English sources

This acceptance of significant others is, as we saw earlier in this discussion, a delicate problem that affects the self of the doctor/teacher.

Raising the Mary Rose meant overcoming a number of delicate problems that had never been encountered before.

But the depth of graft and brazen profiteering in the People's Liberation Army poses a delicate problem for the new leader, one that Colonel Liu and others have warned could undermine the status of the Communist Party.

Dumas Hermès wanted to fix a delicate problem: Hermès had an elegant perfume collection that included classic scents like Calèche and 24, Faubourg, yet they sold only modestly.

WASHINGTON — When President Obama announced last month that he was barring a Baghdad bank from any dealings with the American banking system, it was a rare acknowledgment of a delicate problem facing the administration in a country that American troops just left: for months, Iraq has been helping Iran skirt economic sanctions imposed on Tehran because of its nuclear program.

I thought that was a humane way of dealing with a delicate problem".

This poses a delicate problem.

"The Pakistanis have a delicate problem with Baradar," Mr. Riedel said.

Gaddafi's funeral, like the confused circumstances of his death, is a delicate problem.

The symbolism of such moments is lost on no one, but they pose a delicate problem.

Tensions between Washington and Iran have presented Kurdish authorities with a delicate problem.