Sentence examples for an especially delicate from inspiring English sources

It's not an especially delicate composition.

But this is an especially delicate moment in Palestinian politics.

The latest case, though, was an especially delicate one because of the power Mr. Akil wields.

The steel tariff decision has been an especially delicate one for this administration.

This makes analyzing President Obama's two terms in office an especially delicate endeavor.

It also suggested a serious split between Washington and its closest Asian ally at an especially delicate moment.

If an issue is especially delicate or controversial, pick up the phone.

In Britain, the dreadful task of fixing an inscription for the million military dead in the wake of World War I fell to Rudyard Kipling — a task made especially delicate given the loss of his own son in the war.

"Democracy is not the panacea that many Americans imagine it to be," she said, noting that a transition from autocratic rule toward a system that accommodates a desire for more freedom is especially delicate and dangerous.

If the flower is especially delicate, just a brief soak will suffice.

The issue was especially delicate for P369K, an admired special-education school that requires small classes and that was already squeezed by space limitations, according to its teachers.