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The talks have been delicate because the subject is a sore one for Mr. Hewitt, according to people at CBS.

The numerical solution is delicate, because the matrix is very ill-conditioned and may be singular.

The numerical solution of singular perturbation problems (SPPs) is delicate because the perturbation parameter ε and the mesh size h cannot vary independently of one another.

The story is delicate because the drama of the man's entrapment, despite his repetitive, educated verbosity, seems to allow for only very limited self-knowledge.

This is delicate because the college is on a sexual harassment alert inspired by a professor at a neighboring school who showed his art history class a slide depicting a classical Greek sculpture of a female nude and uttered one monosyllable, yum, which "blew up in his face".

Kenyatta said the operation was "delicate," because the main priority was to save the lives of hostages.

However, the imaging of trabecular bone is delicate because of the accessibility of the sites of bone measurement, the small size of the trabecular bone's structure (estimated at a few hundred micrometers), and the complexity of their three-dimensional organization.

The transition is delicate because of the patients' clinical condition and the organizational context in which they are transferred from an intensive care unit to a general ward.

The situation was delicate, because while the Stones had made no secret of their wish to play Coachella, the date had yet to materialize.

The decision is delicate because too much bilirubin in the early days of life causes irreversible damage.

The timing is delicate because in late July, NBC begins to broadcast the Summer Olympics; the "Today" show is part of the coverage, transplanting its studio to the host city.