Sentence examples for at this delicate stage from inspiring English sources

The thing How to Win an Election couldn't go into at this delicate stage was the man currently running the country.

By entering politics at this delicate stage, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi is imparting legitimacy on a government run by the same generals, now retired, whom she battled for two decades.

But if Ryan can be forgiven for feeling there is precious little mileage in going off the deep end at this delicate stage of the campaign – Worcester travel to London Irish next weekend for 80 minutes of purest sporting paranoia – he must surely recognise that system failures without the ball against a team running as hot as Exeter are unacceptable.

The significance of this observation is not known, but one interesting line of future investigation will be to determine whether CPI-4 expression contributes to insect tolerance/resistance at this delicate stage of plantlet development.

Whilst policymakers had succeeded in averting a second Great Depression, they were now at "the delicate stage" of withdrawing some of the emergency policy measures they have been relying on.

Questioned on the value of playing an exhibition, even for a huge payday, at this now-delicate stage of the season, Federer said he had no regrets and hoped it would give him some match practice heading into the Masters Series event next week in Indian Wells, Calif.

The book comes at a delicate stage in the FARC's ties with Venezuela's government.

He would not comment further because "negotiations are at a delicate stage".

The executive cautioned that the talks were at a delicate stage.

Propping up banks in Spain is still at a delicate stage.

"I don't want to touch that one," he said, noting that negotiations were at a delicate stage.