Sentence examples for a delicate situation in from inspiring English sources

We are in a delicate situation in the Central African Republic, and the tension is mounting.

He spoke instead of an Iranian "regime without a compass," and what he called "a delicate situation" in the country.

Even justice Gilmar Mendes, who has publicly said there is strong evidence the ruling Workers' party used graft proceeds to fund electoral campaigns, called Lula's interrogation in police custody a "delicate" situation in O Estado de S Paulo newspaper.

Ramon Hernandez lashed a liner to right field and Paul O'Neill darted to his left, hoping to reach the ball and save Roger Clemens from a delicate situation in the sixth inning.

Gore Vidal and I were friends long before I became his editor, a delicate situation in which the editor may be tactful but must be honest and so our long, delightful friendship, which I cherish, ended quietly with neither bang nor whimper.

Mr. Dutoit stepped into a delicate situation four years ago in Philadelphia.

It was rather a delicate situation, because in order to help the lady out of the jacket the manager had to "touch her in the front".

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

This leaves racers like Piti who participated in this documentary in a delicate situation, considering the island still known for violent repression.

He urged Venezuelans to treat the situation in the same way as someone who has "an ill father, in a delicate situation".

In an interview last week, Mr. Parsons of Time Warner acknowledged that Mr. Ames was in a delicate situation.