Sentence examples similar to even more delicate problem from inspiring English sources

The college's older seismometers were even more delicate.

Even more delicate than parsley, it needs stripping from its thicker stems, and gently slicing.

Ms. Rowling has also pledged to take on even more delicate subjects in her next book.

— "would be an unconscionable betrayal" Another event had made Germany's reliability an even more delicate issue for its friends.

Ms. Mortimer's delicate beauty can be a distraction from her even more delicate way with the comedy of being human and female.

Today, as boards grow restive after dozens of corporate governance scandals, the subject of succession is even more delicate.

Making matters even more delicate was the presence of Mr. James's wife, Mary, who has attended nearly every court session.

These ideological differences with the mainland have made attempts to commemorate the events of 22 July even more delicate.

Making the proposal even more delicate, everyone in the circle knows, is the fact that Ms. Castro, 44, is the daughter of Raúl Castro, the commander of Cuba's armed forces and, with the recent health problems of his brother, Fidel, the temporary leader of the government.

The covering law presents a more delicate problem.

"This of course makes the whole subject even more delicate.