Sentence examples for increasingly delicate from inspiring English sources

The demographic balance between Protestants and Roman Catholics in Northern Ireland is becoming increasingly delicate.

The deaths of Iraqis, particularly those of civilians, has become an increasingly delicate topic.

The result is, arguably, an increasingly delicate kind of union that perhaps needs a certain degree of coddling.

But many people say Mr. Obasanjo has acted cautiously because of his own place in Nigerian history and his increasingly delicate relationship with the northern Muslim elite.

"Merrill is in an increasingly delicate position," said Stephen L. Meagher, a former federal prosecutor in San Francisco who now represents corporate whistle-blowers.

Running a nonprofit theater is a grind, requiring a constant and increasingly delicate balancing act between filling seats and taking artistic chances.

The views are increasingly spectacular: delicate veins of shining silver water, marble lava fields patched with golden lichen and emerald green moss.

With the United States antidrug program in the region an increasingly politically delicate topic, American officials did not allow reporters to observe or interview the American Marines during their two-month deployment in Guatemala, saying arrangements could not be made.

His figure work becomes more powerful but increasingly less delicate; there is greater attention to classical or traditional themes (especially of samurai, or warriors, and Chinese subjects) and a turning away from the contemporary Ukiyo-e world.

Meanwhile, the tourist submarines have a history of damaging delicate artifacts and bumping into the increasingly fragile wreck, threatening to accelerate its demise.

Tomorrow's robots will increasingly take on delicate, complex tasks.