Sentence examples similar to a touchy time from inspiring English sources
But strengthening exports to the United States — up 5.5 percent in September compared with the same month a year ago — could also increase trade frictions at a politically touchy time for both countries.
"We're in a very touchy time right now.
These can be touchy times for interpreting the use of the flag as a symbol of patriotism.
Exotic Car Clubs Thriving In Touchy Times.
Still, what happens to the dealer is a touchy question at a time when car companies still count on dealers for most of their sales and when car dealers have enormous political clout at the state level.
Gauging commute times is a touchy business, but Walk Score co-founder Matt Lerner assured me that their estimates are very carefully calculated, with padding time for walking between stations or waiting for trains.
His plaint raises a touchy issue for all companies at time when they are more preoccupied with the bottom line than at any other time in the past 20 or 30 years.
And his regular-season résumé contains 6,186 made shots, or 6,186 moments where someone wondered, "How in the name of James Naismith did that go in?" To which Marion replies, a bit defensively, "How many people have scored 15,000-plus points in their career?" This is a touchy area for Marion, a four-time All-Star who has always been reticent to discuss his peculiar form.
"Who has an easier time getting into college?" Other whites feared race as a touchy subject.
"Both rejections were fairly explicit that it was basically a touchy science topic," says Colgan, who, along with his colleagues, completed the research in his spare time.
