Sentence examples for at a particularly delicate from inspiring English sources
The allegations come at a particularly delicate moment.
The reported trip comes at a particularly delicate time.
The nominees will be coming into the Fed at a particularly delicate time.
But Mr. Richardson's trip comes at a particularly delicate time for Washington.
The investment attention on the Middle East comes at a particularly delicate moment.
The heparin scare comes at a particularly delicate time for the F.D.A.
The lawsuit comes at what seems to be a particularly delicate time in the criminal proceeding; prosecutors from the Manhattan district attorney's office said in June that they had serious questions about what Ms. Diallo had told them about her past and her personal life.
Matias Spektor, a Brazilian scholar at the Council on Foreign Relations, said that nuclear nonproliferation was a particularly delicate issue for Brazil because, in the face of American opposition in the 1970s, it established a secret effort that developed the capacity to enrich uranium.
Mr. Fidell, who teaches military law at Yale, said that Major Hasan's religion was a particularly delicate issue and that defense lawyers might well try to keep elements of it out of the trial.
