Sentence examples for face the delicate task from inspiring English sources

But Paramount executives also face the delicate task of selling what may be the raunchiest comedy yet in a summer that has seen more than its share.

But Mr. Pitt has come under increasing political assault for his handling of the market crisis, and he will now face the delicate task of forging consensus with a fully staffed commission of widely differing views.

Next week, leaders of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries meeting in Vienna will face the delicate task of setting production levels that keep prices high enough to sustain their economies without helping place the United States into recession.

The 14 governments of the European Union that have frozen relations with Austria and downgraded contacts with Austrian ambassadors to a "technical level" will now face the delicate task of deciding whether Mr. Haider's resignation removes the grounds for those punitive measures.

But its rulers face the delicate task of responding to pressure for reform while combating extremist violence.

The baby gorilla's father died earlier this year, and staff now face the delicate task of introducing the youngster to the dominant male in the group.

Mr. Letta faces the delicate task of governing in a coalition with former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's People of Liberty Party.

Miliband will launch the report on Thursday and faces the delicate task of indicating the proposals he is willing to examine and those that he rejects outright.

Analysts say the government is facing the delicate task of reining in property prices without undermining an important driver of economic growth.

Analysts say the government is facing the delicate task of reining in property prices without undermining a key driver of economic growth.

One recent morning, while leading trainees through the hospital's wards, Dr. Heineken faced the delicate task of every teacher of medicine — using the gravely ill to impart knowledge.