Sentence examples for delicate issue for from inspiring English sources

Moves toward reconciliation are a delicate issue for both sides.

Embryo research has been a delicate issue for Mr. Bush.

Islam is a delicate issue for the church, and Benedict struggled in his relationship with Muslims.

That would drastically elevate the debate over the politically delicate issue for Mr. Obama.

But the death penalty now presents a much more delicate issue for Mr. Bush.

Washington knows that Ukraine has always been a delicate issue for Moscow.

Taste, quality and supply are delicate issues for an industry whose aficionados are notoriously picky.

The ethnic splits are one of many delicate issues for the Western coalition.

But such candidates are silent on delicate issues for another reason, too: they fear antagonizing local militants.

Mr. Saipov, 26, an ethnic Uzbek, reported on a range of delicate issues for the Voice of America's Uzbek language service.

But European officials also said the rush of diplomats into Pyongyang raised delicate issues for the Bush administration, which has emphasized its lack of trust in North Korea's leadership, and the difficulty of verifying any accords with it.