Sentence examples for delicate challenging from inspiring English sources

A fine road lies ahead - both a good road and a delicate, challenging road with human dimensions!

But as the International Monetary Fund's Olivier Blanchard warned on Tuesday, today's Fed faces a "new and delicate" challenge in extricating the US – and the world – from its unprecedented, $85bn-a-month 85bn-a-monthantitative easing.

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

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.

But he wrote "Steve Jobs" as its subject was mortally ill, and that is a more painful and delicate challenge.

The Korean peninsula will present the new administration with what may be the most delicate challenge outside of the Middle East.

HE may not be here to see the outcome of the most delicate challenge: contract negotiations with the teachers' union.

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.

It's a delicate challenge for any cabin crew: how to deal with a passenger who has passed on mid-flight?