Sentence examples for delicately addressing from inspiring English sources
Now, with a chance to win his fourth Super Bowl ring at 31 years old, McDaniels is spending the days leading up to Super Bowl XLII delicately addressing speculation that the Washington Redskins could be interested in him for their vacant head-coaching position.
Anticipate having to make some choices about what you include and how you delicately address the tales that weave around the lives of others.
In his town hall response, Obama delicately avoided directly addressing what some say is the coded message behind "electability:" that it's actually just a stand-in for race, and for whether the country is ready to elect a black man president.
Diplomats here, like their counterparts in Afghanistan, have found themselves forced to address — delicately — the misdeeds of a nominally democratic government that American military force brought to power.
This AE delicately balances rolling resistance, wear resistance and wet-skid resistance, addressing the so-called "magic triangle" that has plagued the tire industry for more than century.
With a centralized and command-based economy, China puts fintech in a delicately placed position: encouraged to innovate, but only to address inefficiencies in the traditional industry.
European Union leaders vowed Saturday not to discard the delicately negotiated draft for their new constitution as they began final talks to address numerous demands for changes.
Labour had to address voters' fears that incomers were putting pressure on wages and housing though "some of that is real and some of it isn't," he delicately noted.In a democracy, voter angst cannot be ignored.
An effective approach to reducing sex-crimes may be to address a media that more and more portrays our youth as objects instead of children.George Crist Harrisburg, Pennsylvania* SIR – Young people should be handled delicately.
Learn to handle gossip delicately.
