Sentence examples for delicate subject for from inspiring English sources

Images of rough treatment of detainees is a delicate subject for the Pentagon.

But the census is a delicate subject for some minorities, including Hispanics.

It has been a delicate subject for McIlroy, and his countryman Graeme McDowell, the 2010 United State Open champion.

Quite apart from the austerity measures wreaking havoc in the country's public funds, the 1936-39 conflict remains a delicate subject for Spain's older generations.

It is a delicate subject for Republicans who oppose federal intrusion on property owners and often complain that environmental laws violate property rights.

Iran's Kurds have long presented a delicate subject for the government, which fears that the restive population will join Kurds in Iraq and Turkey to try to form a Kurdish nation.

That is reflected in current campaigns for many products that had long been delicate subjects for Madison Avenue.

While the airline has said only that the pilot, Clayton Osbon, was suffering from a "medical condition," the incident highlighted the delicate subject of how airlines screen pilots for fitness to fly.

French President Emmanuel Macron had a message for President Trump when the two spoke on Wednesday on the delicate subject of confronting Russia.

It's a delicate balance, and a delicate subject, maybe too delicate for the orderly "Education".

A person close to Facebook, speaking on the condition of anonymity because this is a delicate subject as the company prepares for its initial stock offering, explained that "Facebook is now understanding the type of information it has about what is successful online, or what is a potential threat to Facebook".