Sentence examples for delicate matter for from inspiring English sources

This was a delicate matter for the cricket board.

While there has been a diplomatic reconciliation in recent years, Russian intentions in Afghanistan are regarded with skepticism and are a delicate matter for Mr. Karzai.

This will be a delicate matter for Woodson, who has 23 games to establish himself, right the ship and get the Knicks in the playoffs.

The so-called stress tests approved by the Union are also a delicate matter for France, the world's second-biggest nuclear power producer after the United States.

The border trade in drugs is a delicate matter for China because of its effect on diplomatic relations with China's neighbors.

The whole thing was such a delicate matter for me that I resented the other guests' enjoyment as they made small talk around the table.

"Recollect that Miss Sharp had no kind parent to arrange these delicate matters for her, and that if she did not get a husband for herself, there was no one else in the whole wide world who would take the trouble off her hands," notes the narrator.

When raising, for example, the delicate matter of currency, Mr. Sarkozy nodded to the sensitivities of, say, Americans, but then portrayed himself as the man who would dare to break taboos surrounding the status of the dollar.

Yet when time off is granted for something so specific, there arises the delicate matter of those who marry more than once.

To Mr. Powers, the task of assembling a 15-film slate for Toronto, from some 500 candidates, is a delicate matter of competing priorities.

There's also the delicate matter of sizing.