Sentence examples similar to delicate to answer from inspiring English sources

And so Obama's health-care strategy involves a delicate effort to answer the question that doomed Clinton: How do you reform the health-care system without substantially changing it?

To respond, chief executives have begun a delicate two-step intended to answer their critics and still defeat efforts at systemic change.

This is the exceptionally delicate question that he tries to answer, with exemplary nuance, over the course of his book.

And, as he prepares to answer, a delicate guitar line announces itself over the speakers - The Stone Roses' I Wanna Be Adored.

Lanier has her students perform mock interviews of each other, in which they practice posing delicate questions and experience firsthand how difficult it can be to answer them.

To answer, he points to a beautiful sculpture on the floor, a delicate balancing of simple wooden blocks, built by his 5-year-old daughter.

When first conceived more than a decade ago, the system was meant to answer growing foreign criticism that Brazil was not doing enough to protect the Amazon's delicate environment.

It was too delicate to print.

Others are extremely delicate to operate.

It was quite delicate to keep him inside.

Semiconductors are devilishly delicate to produce.