Sentence examples for a touchy issue that from inspiring English sources

But for many Western traders watching the gargantuan growth of China's demand for commodities, credit is a touchy issue that brings back memories of the 2008 financial crisis, making them especially jumpy when credit-related problems arise.

But the latest idea — a refugee-swap deal with Malaysia meant to serve as a cautionary lesson to future boat people — has come to at least a temporary halt, and Australia has been forced to revisit a touchy issue that has bedeviled both Labor and Liberal governments for nearly two decades and exposed deep societal divisions.

Re-gifting is such a touchy issue that sometimes people are presumed guilty, even if they're not.

The answer by Mr. Kaine provided the newsiest moment in an otherwise predictable debate — and a prime example of how difficult it can be for candidates at all levels to navigate touchy issues that emerge on the presidential campaign trail.

"It's such a touchy issue here that everybody is too scared to hire cronies or their relatives anymore," he said.

There are other touchy issues that the Corcoran could have avoided by using White as Mapplethorpe's understudy, such as who's footing the bill.

That is a touchy issue, and not just for environmental reasons.

It's a touchy issue, as I discovered from the large pile of hate mail that arrived after a column in 1999 about the Triangle shirtwaist factory fire.

It says the answer is yes and that the key is voter registration, which has been a touchy issue among Republicans.

Mr Abu Sahmain had been absent since prosecutors announced last month that he was being investigated for possible sexual impropriety with two women, a touchy issue in Muslim Libya.

That way, no one has to stew about whether and when to bring up a touchy issue, because it can always be raised at the weekly session.