Sentence examples for be a touchy question from inspiring English sources

Ownership and management can be a touchy question in the coffee industry.

The last question I have, though, is, in protecting intellectual property rights, and this is a touchy question, does that include putting people in jail for downloading songs?

Still, what happens to the dealer is a touchy question at a time when car companies still count on dealers for most of their sales and when car dealers have enormous political clout at the state level.

Commercial influence at Wikipedia — for example, outside advertising, which is forbidden — is always a touchy question.

(Large teaching hospital) I think people had a discomfort with asking what they perceived as a personal question, and what might be a touchy area for some people.

But compensation can be a touchy subject.

It can be a touchy subject.

" This can be a touchy area.

"It's a very touchy question," says Louise de Guire of the province's public-health institute.

We broached a touchy question — executive changes.

The question of maritime boundaries is a touchy one in Tamil Nadu.