Sentence examples for delicate challenges from inspiring English sources

Saving CO2 emissions constitutes one of the most delicate challenges of transport engineering.

Some see such conflicts, with the potential for "water wars," as among the most delicate challenges to Asian diplomacy in coming decades as water supplies get scarcer.

More delicate challenges involved selling local taxpayers on authorizing a project, marketed to them as "Prairie Waters," that would capitalize on their own wastewater.

His wild combinations were no preparation for the delicate challenges of the world championship, which World War II prevented him from trying for.

Mr. Lecomte is the one who has to negotiate the delicate challenges of shipping grapes from far-off vineyards while navigating the myriad demands and questions of his citizen winemakers.

Jessica Lynch in Iraq, cable television screens were filled not so much with images of combat as with recrimination and regret -- a blend that poses delicate challenges for Mr. Bush.

Monitoring Pierce's minutes would be a delicate challenge, too.

Dissecting the Anzac legend is a delicate challenge.

But this is a different and perhaps uniquely delicate challenge.

Warren's scrutiny of the Obama Treasury Department presented a delicate challenge for her.

This latest point is where Muller faces his most delicate challenge.