Sentence examples for delicate decisions from inspiring English sources

He will also face some delicate decisions next week, including how to acknowledge his predecessor's role.

Both parties face delicate decisions in determining when the risk of waiting outweighs the potential rewards of settling.

It is hard to overstate the task at hand and the delicate decisions their manager, Scott Booth, has to make.

It survived a change of chief executives at G.M., a tug of war on the deal's size and delicate decisions on overseas investors.

Vowing change, the corporation established elaborate bureaucratic procedures that placed more formal responsibility for delicate decisions in the hands not of individual managers, but of rigid hierarchies.

The National Museum of African American History and Culture, opening in Washington in September, had some delicate decisions to make about slavery, Bill Cosby and President Obama.

It's a delicate decision for us.

It was an extremely delicate decision.

A delicate decision for Mr. Bieber was the selection of a series producer.

"So it's a delicate decision that they need to make".

He pointed out that this delicate decision is often mystified by conflicting advice.