Sentence examples similar to broaching a question from inspiring English sources

These problems broach a question of principle: the phylogeny based on sequence alignment needs an independent verification in order to put the fungal TOL on a more secure footing.

We broached a touchy question — executive changes.

Other officials, not officially allowed to speak on the issue, say that in back-channel discussions with allies, the administration has also been quietly broaching the question of whether to withdraw American tactical nuclear weapons from Europe, where they provide more political reassurance than actual defense.

Thinking about death is a way of broaching wider questions about the point of gardens.

I remember once awkwardly broaching the Sylvia question with him at a conference after several glasses of wine and being touched and amazed at the flood of loving recollection released by a simple – and tactless – inquiry.

You broach a subject, but do not broach "with" something.

Then yesterday, the Government broached a compromise of sorts.

But at least politicians and pundits broached a serious subject.

I remember once awkwardly broaching the Sylvia question with him, after several glasses of wine, and being touched and amazed at the flood of loving recollection released by a simple – and tactless – inquiry.

Screens are just the beginning of that quest (see "Flexible Smartphone Batteries"), and researchers are now broaching the interesting question of how to achieve flexible speakers.

But regime representatives refused to discuss the plan, saying it was broaching political questions prematurely, reported AFP news agency.