Sentence examples for delicate problems for the from inspiring English sources

Bad concerts pose delicate problems for the critic, because even the best of people harbor some hidden lust for vitriol.

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.

But the depth of graft and brazen profiteering in the People's Liberation Army poses a delicate problem for the new leader, one that Colonel Liu and others have warned could undermine the status of the Communist Party.

Saint-Domingue's slave revolution posed delicate problems for both England and the leadership of the recently formed United States.

Taking sides in political primaries poses some delicate problems for an editorial page.

This is a delicate problem for fans and analysts: given the gift of so much data to pick apart and analyze, the self-gratifying diversion of isolating James's deficiencies has become a sport of its own.

Deciding which functions are best fulfilled by contractors and which should be brought back inside the agency is another delicate problem for Dr. Frieden.

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

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

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

In 2002, the Madrid district of Barajas published a Manual for Housewives-Househusbands with advice on delicate problems such as how to turn on the washing machine.