Sentence examples for at a very delicate from inspiring English sources

You join me live, at a very delicate moment.

The bank said talks on how to manage the sale were at a "very delicate stage".

"We're at a very delicate stage where ministers are going to have to clean up a mess that's been left for them to resolve," Schmidt said.

But baseball executives said yesterday that neither side has broken off talks, and that the negotiations are at a very delicate stage.

Pietro Grasso, the prosecutor who leads the national anti-Mafia judicial agency, said on Sunday that investigations were still at a "very delicate" early phase and that "all hypotheses were still under examination".

Nick Clegg, speaking at the CBI conference in Birmingham yesterday, hinted at the fragile state of the public finances by saying "the nascent recovery is at a very delicate stage".

But then, "Greenleaf" is an ambitious project with, at its heart, a very delicate matter, one that requires more of its creators' time than do the various subplots.

I think that producing, at its highest level, is a very delicate and mysterious art.

"You have to push with no compromise because you are competing and sometimes pushing at the limit, and sometimes at the limit you are in a very delicate position and can make a mistake," he said.

Anita McBride, the chief of staff to Laura Bush, says, "It's always a very delicate balance at the White House.

"We have a brand that is one of the most highly respected in the world of oncology at this point and we have a very delicate balance and line to tread in order to retain that reputation," he says.