Sentence examples for delicate staging from inspiring English sources

Once he emerged as the early front-runner for the Republican Presidential nomination, this summer, his airport comings and goings posed a delicate staging issue: a rogue wind off the tarmac could render his comb-over fully erect in front of the campaign paparazzi.

At 26, her career is at what you might call a delicate stage.

The book comes at a delicate stage in the FARC's ties with Venezuela's government.

The bank said talks on how to manage the sale were at a "very delicate stage".

He would not comment further because "negotiations are at a delicate stage".

The executive cautioned that the talks were at a delicate stage.

The talks, however, have reached a delicate stage, the executives cautioned, and the negotiations could collapse.

Propping up banks in Spain is still at a delicate stage.

At the same time, relations between the Afghan government and the United States are at a particularly delicate stage.

"I don't want to touch that one," he said, noting that negotiations were at a delicate stage.

The talks with Colony are at a delicate stage, and the executives said that another buyer could emerge.