Sentence examples for a delicate topic for from inspiring English sources

Pryor's development is a delicate topic for Tressel.

It is a delicate topic for Joe Torre because his highly paid veteran star Jason Giambi enjoys playing first base.

The reaction to the use of World Trade Center images suggested that the wounds of that day made it a delicate topic for political debate.

Mr. Romney's religion, which last year was called "a cult" by a Texas pastor supporting a rival candidate, is a delicate topic for his aides, who were hesitant to discuss any outreach he was doing to Mormon voters.

At the urging of Representative David E. Bonior of Michigan, the fiercely partisan minority whip, the conversation turned to the need for electoral changes, a delicate topic for a president who won office only after lengthy court battles and controversy over balloting in Florida.

After another pause, Anand added that someone really should raise the matter with the King, before adding with regret that there really was no one who could raise such a delicate topic (note: implied was the need for an alternative to Vajiralongkorn).

"After another pause, Anand added that someone really should raise the matter with the King, before adding with regret that there really was no one who could raise such a delicate topic (note: implied was the need for an alternative to Vajiralongkorn)." Royal intrigue is also conveyed in another cable by John in October 2008.

But for some airport officials, it is a delicate topic.

Poverty is a delicate topic in Myanmar, because many blame government mismanagement and corruption for the country's poor economic performance.

Rainer, another brain, is a delicate topic.

Global warming, of course, is a delicate topic.