Sentence examples for a particularly delicate subject from inspiring English sources

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.

Food safety is a particularly delicate issue in Japan, which imports 60percentt of its food supply.

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

Fissile material is a particularly delicate issue between India and Pakistan that has never found consensus in the past.

Cremated remains are a particularly touchy subject.

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

The Machine is a particularly delicate system made of several materials: wood, pigments, binders, gilding, so the study and characterization of the constitutive materials required different laboratory techniques.

The allegations come at a particularly delicate moment.

The reported trip comes at a particularly delicate time.

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

CRAFTING a cabinet is always a particularly delicate balancing act for Canadian prime ministers.