Sentence examples for is to broach from inspiring English sources

One way around this, if grandchild-eager parents want to be involved, is to broach the subject of egg freezing earlier.

A second goal is to broach racial subtopics "in a funny way that can also create water cooler discussion or debate".

Blow knows how delicate this issue is to broach and addresses the lie that anti-gay bigots spin out: that sexual abuse causes homosexuality.

The best thing to do is to broach the subject to your friends, family and work colleagues.

President Dilma Rousseff of Brazil was to broach the issue of the renminbi during her five-day visit to China, starting Tuesday, but her officials say she will avoid direct confrontation.

This was to broach the first stages of implementation of the US Department of Commerce report mentioned previously.

One of the challenges youth leaders face is that it is difficult to broach the subject of HIV/AIDS because it's considered taboo.

#5 Stagehands This is a topic that is hard to broach diplomatically, but fortunately the New York Times already opened the door.

Perhaps more disturbing is that physicians are unlikely to broach the subject of suicidal ideation with their male patients.

It is, somewhat understandably, a cultural taboo, a subject that even today is hard to broach.

Worried, she meets with the boy's mother, but is unable to broach the subject.