Sentence examples for delicate cases from inspiring English sources

Market participants would find ways to avoid disclosure in delicate cases.

In this way, residual stresses can be quantified in delicate cases of low residual stresses or thin coatings.

Mr. Teng has also been in a group of lawyers who represent dissidents and take politically delicate cases.

Others, however, have raised questions about the Criminal Investigation Command's ability to investigate such complex and delicate cases thoroughly and promptly.

In the television interview, Colonel Fathi said he had earned a master's degree in forensic accounting and worked for 10 years in a secret unit handling delicate cases.

Mr. Gao, a Beijing lawyer known for taking politically delicate cases, was sentenced to three years of probation in 2006 for inciting subversion of the state.

"This is a delicate case," he said.

Taiwan has long been a delicate case.

Combining information from previous studies into an informative prior distribution is, however, a delicate case.

"Intermezzo," to be sure, is the more complicated and delicate case.

But the presence of the missiles in the seized contraband complicates an already politically delicate case.