Sentence examples for delicate difficulty from inspiring English sources

A delicate difficulty concerns how English speakers show politeness.

It is hippos in tutus again.But there are genuinely delicate difficulties ahead.

Knutsen gives a recipe for an even more curious icing that puzzles me still – butter, egg yolks and sugar are whisked together over a gentle heat until thickened, and then mixed with raisins and pecans to give a kind of chewy toffee which can be spread, with some difficulty, over the delicate cake beneath.

This may not always be feasible due to logistic difficulties and the delicate nature of screening for STI in healthy women.

The difficulty in striking the delicate balance between Republicans and Democrats was on full display as Bishop began growing tired during the markup and ushering people to move faster on amendments.

This, combined with the difficulty of choreographing the delicate movements of the gorilla head with Michael's acting, meant that 35 takes were required to produce the final 90-second scene.

A proposed robotic mission would be "highly complex" with inherent difficulties" associated with conducting delicate operations by remote control that have never been tried, it said.

AFM tapping was successful with regard to the difficulties of imaging this delicate biological capsule which had until this work not yet been imaged.

However, due to the delicate nature of these fibrils and difficulties in visualizing them by conventional TEM, it has remained uncertain whether these findings reflect the occurrence of an NB common to all NPCs.

She politely told me that local factors had a played a role in her win – a delicate way of referring to the marital difficulties of the Northern Ireland first minister and DUP leader Peter Robinson who had held the seat since 1979.

Given the difficulty of many cases — unclear diagnoses, delicate operations — we all have serious "complications" that might have been avoided.