Sentence examples for a particularly delicate one from inspiring English sources

The extent to which some manufacturers already depend on Chinese steel makes the case a particularly delicate one for Peter Mandelson, the European trade commissioner.

Ms. Krawcheck's balancing act is a particularly delicate one.

The question of Mubarak's successor is a particularly delicate one, all the more so as it has remained unanswered for 20 years.

The question of just how much environmental regulation hurts jobs is a particularly delicate one as leaders in Washington debate the best ways to address the nation's stubbornly high unemployment rate.

Public restrooms are not a new topic for China, nor a particularly delicate one.

The most recent protests, in Jammu and Kashmir, touch on a particularly delicate subject, the status of Muslims in the state, the only one in India with a Muslim majority.

He had telephone calls to make, including one of a particularly delicate nature, and he wanted privacy while he made them.

For Germans in the post-war era, finding one's own face was a particularly delicate task, "because our German identity was really destroyed and was just full of shit".

Every specimen is a unique problem when it comes to preparation, and the way this one is preserved suggests it will require a particularly delicate touch.

The investment attention on the Middle East comes at a particularly delicate moment.

A particularly delicate matter involved John F. Kennedy Jr.'s regular football games on a meadow that was closed to ballplayers.