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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a very delicate problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation that requires careful handling or sensitivity due to its complexity or potential consequences.
Example: "The negotiations have reached a standstill because we are dealing with a very delicate problem that affects many stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a highly sensitive issue" or "a particularly fragile situation".
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This is a very delicate problem.
"It's a very delicate problem," a European diplomat tells the paper.
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"It's a very delicate job," Beck said.
They have emotional instability, poor judgment, physical complaints, sleep problems -- things that keep them in a very delicate state of vulnerability to coping with life stresses.
The problem of choosing a method for detecting communities is a very delicate one.
"It becomes a very delicate balance".
It's a very delicate line".
So it is a very delicate situation.
It was a very delicate moment".
"It's a very delicate situation.
"This is a very delicate equilibrium".
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