Sentence examples for delicate since from inspiring English sources

Skilling's emotional state has been delicate since he left Enron.

Carrying rocks and planting trees, he wrote later, improved his health, which had been delicate since childhood.

The process is delicate, since the unions have agreed to stand together; a failure to reach an agreement by one could scuttle progress by the other.

The timing could not be more delicate, since Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has made the issue of improving the juvenile justice system a high priority, as has the governor-elect, Andrew M. Cuomo.

In the supercritical case, ε > 0, the problem ( P ε ) becomes more delicate since we lose the Sobolev embedding which is an important point to overcome.

For this show I cut into the actual posters and the process kind of gave me anxiety because the paper was so delicate since most of them are from the 60s or 70s.

This was a delicate error, since it established East's queen, but she survived.

Managing that relationship has been a delicate matter since the dawn of charity itself.

But the Stalin statue has been a delicate matter since the 1950s, when the Soviet leader Nikita S. Khrushchev denounced Stalin's "cult of personality".

Achieving this balance has been a delicate act since the birth of democracy in 1994, and it's especially difficult in these days of global economic woes.

Closer monitoring of weapons deals has been a delicate subject since a series of tainted arms purchases totaling $1.3 billion in Iraqi government funds in 2004 and 2005.