Sentence examples for is delicate for from inspiring English sources

The alliance is delicate for Mr. Berlusconi.

The situation is delicate for Panama, whose leaders have insisted that they wish no part of the Colombian conflict.

A senior Pentagon official, speaking on the condition of anonymity in order to describe the diplomatic communications with Russia, acknowledged that "this is delicate for us — because while we want to be supportive of the Georgians, and look forward to their contribution in Afghanistan, we don't want to be perceived incorrectly as supplying lethal capabilities that would elicit a Russian response".

Evaluating delamination onset criteria based on stress strength relations requires an accurate representation of the through-the-thickness stress distribution, which is delicate for thin shell-like structures.

Don't use a head collar on a very young foal as their poll area is delicate for the first few days.

"It was difficult, and it was delicate for him to leave New Jersey," Wade Arnott said.

In Cairo, analysts said that the situation was delicate for the Egyptian authorities.

Relations with the United Arab Emirates have long been delicate for the United States.

The subject of race has proven to be delicate for African-American executives, many of whom prefer to view themselves as — at least publicly — an "an executive who happens to be black".

"It's really always been delicate for me because I moved away and I got a fancy education".

This is delicate territory for utopians.