Sentence examples for a delicate stage from inspiring English sources
Glen says that he recognises the concerns but says it is a "delicate stage" of negotiations.
Experts warned they could inflame tensions at a delicate stage in the country's transition to democracy.
At 26, her career is at what you might call a delicate stage.
The book comes at a delicate stage in the FARC's ties with Venezuela's government.
He would not comment further because "negotiations are at a delicate stage".
The executive cautioned that the talks were at a delicate stage.
Once he emerged as the early front-runner for the Republican Presidential nomination, this summer, his airport comings and goings posed a delicate staging issue: a rogue wind off the tarmac could render his comb-over fully erect in front of the campaign paparazzi.
He has made it clear he is prepared to return to support the Government in the vote, depending on the whips' calculations of the arithmetic – which was being decided late last night – but if he were to come back he would have to leave today, with negotiations in which he is playing a crucial part poised at a very delicate stage.
It didn't help that we were also at a delicate point in our careers: the stage when most researchers ourselves included start searching for tenure-track positions.
"We're at a very delicate stage where ministers are going to have to clean up a mess that's been left for them to resolve," Schmidt said.
The bank said talks on how to manage the sale were at a "very delicate stage".
