Sentence examples for delicate phase from inspiring English sources

The second time, the talks were at a delicate phase.

As for Afghanistan, he fears that it will be abandoned once again just as the fragile peace here is entering its most delicate phase.

I can't answer because I am working on a book so new and unformed it is still in the delicate phase before words.

China today is entering a really delicate phase on the climate-energy issue — the phase I like to call "The Wal-Mart environmental moment".

This can be a delicate phase given the potential for an uncontrolled gas release that could lead to what is called a blowout.

The sources said diplomatic and intelligence staff were calling for "maximum reserve" – presumably on the part of the press, because officials were in a "delicate phase" of negotiations.

TUNIS — The Tunisian revolution that overthrew decades of authoritarian rule has entered a delicate new phase in recent days over the role of Islam in politics.

"Now," he told an interviewer, "I have to play an active role in this delicate next phase, where we are looking at a humanitarian situation: post-conflict Iraq, and where we go from here".

"Now I have to play an active role in this delicate next phase, where we are looking at a humanitarian situation: postconflict Iraq, and where we go from here," Mr. Annan said in an interview on Friday.

Pietro Grasso, the prosecutor who leads the national anti-Mafia judicial agency, said on Sunday that investigations were still at a "very delicate" early phase and that "all hypotheses were still under examination".

At the same time, Mr. Bush's news conference and meeting with Mr. Vajpayee opened a delicate new phase of diplomacy in a potentially explosive conflict by reassuring the Indian leader of Washington's long-term commitment, even as the president was preparing for a meeting in New York Saturday with Mr. Vajpayee's bitter rival, Gen. Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan.