Sentence examples for a more delicate issue from inspiring English sources

A more delicate issue may arise with the redrawing of district lines after the 2000 census.

A more delicate issue are "facts" about the future.

The approximation of such singularities is a more delicate issue than the approximation of smoother memory kernels.

Assir moved to a more delicate subject.

But the death penalty now presents a much more delicate issue for Mr. Bush.

But cuts for the rank and file are a much more delicate issue.

But renewing ties with the Burmese armed forces is a far more delicate issue for the US, analysts say.

— "would be an unconscionable betrayal" Another event had made Germany's reliability an even more delicate issue for its friends.

Another, more delicate issue, some experts say, is the depth of Mr. Sharon's commitment to the peace plan.

In other news, China Central Television and other state media continue to focus on the international impact of US whistleblower Edward Snowden's revelations about the Prism surveillance programme and sidestep the more delicate issue of how the governments of Beijing and Hong Kong will liaise with Washington on the case.

It will not, however, address the more delicate issue of privacy.