Sentence examples for delicate problems from inspiring English sources

Tells about other delicate problems the mattress company has to cope with.

The issues arising from the high levels of government borrowing and debt in Athens pose delicate problems for the European Central Bank and EU governments.

One of the most pressing and delicate problems was what to do about La Poza, which had borne the brunt of the tsunami.

In truth, given the delicate problems being faced by the press and with the commission's future in doubt, her special pleading is anything but helpful.

That explosion has presented Flextronics with some delicate problems: the company has found it now often makes products for direct competitors.

The transformation of historical buildings invariably means finding subtle solutions to delicate problems: how to temporarily cover up figurative Christian art or provide all-weather protection to an open-air ruin.

This poses a delicate problem.

"The delicate problem at the moment is finance," Scarso said.

"The Pakistanis have a delicate problem with Baradar," Mr. Riedel said.

Gaddafi's funeral, like the confused circumstances of his death, is a delicate problem.

The symbolism of such moments is lost on no one, but they pose a delicate problem.