Sentence examples for a delicate situation and from inspiring English sources

"It's a delicate situation and not to be discussed now," he said.

It is a delicate situation, and Torre has offered no clues.

It's a delicate situation, and both local and international civil society organisations are being forced to step in to address the root causes of radicalisation.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had also tried to stop the action, saying the economy was in "a delicate situation" and asserting that a strike would "not solve the problem of contract workers".

"Of course, I know it's a delicate situation and could lead to debate, but I don't believe that to lose or win 30 seconds at this point will make you win or lose the Tour de France".

1– 3 Economic instability and suboptimal medical treatment have led to a delicate situation and new strategies to fight malaria are urgently needed.

"The FA has handled a delicate situation as delicately as possible and they will feel undermined to say the least by the manager coming out and disapproving of their decision.

"Never has a leftwing government come to power in such a delicate situation, both internally and in Europe," he has said.

And when it comes to customers and late payments, it can be like walking on a tightrope; it may be a delicate situation to conquer, and one wrong step might make the issue worse.

In reply, Cardinal Medeiros wrote, "While I am and must be very sensitive to a very delicate situation and one that has caused great scandal, I must at the same time invoke the mercy of God and share in that mercy in the knowledge that God forgives sins and that sinners indeed can be forgiven".

You have a very delicate situation and the political system is in the process of being completely reconfigured.