Sentence examples for a fragile issue from inspiring English sources

However, our unexpected marked regional differences may provide a clue, which is a fragile issue to discuss.

No, this is a fragile issue, and I think the challenge we all have as leaders is maintaining that intensity.

But if they still go ahead with the nomination, governments would pit themselves against the only directly elected body in the European Union over the diplomatically fragile issue of promoting gender balance.

The French have a fragile psyche on the issue of food".

Months of study had given W. a fragile grip on the issues, but the tension about whether he would know an answer evoked the scene in Hitchcock's "North by Northwest" when Cary Grant (W). is hanging on to the Mount Rushmore precipice by his fingertips and Martin Landau Goree) is grinding his foot into Cary's hand.

Thanks to the health care protests over the past week, the nation seems to have come to a fragile consensus on a few critical issues.

Epstein had been in a fragile emotional state, stressed by personal issues and concern that the band might not renew his management contract, due to expire in October, over discontent with his supervision of business matters, particularly regarding Seltaeb, the company that handled their US merchandising rights.

"Consumers there are in a fragile state, and cold weather was an issue, too".

The kidnapping has been a major domestic issue in Lebanon, where a fragile government holds power.

There was also an increase in the role Cancer Councils were taking to support Indigenous organisations, and although collaborative partnerships still seemed to be relatively uncommon and the sustainability of these was sometimes fragile, an issue well-known to those working in Indigenous-mainstream partnerships[ 18].

"The government only has a majority of 12 – a fragile majority that's already dissolved on a couple of issues.