Sentence examples for it is delicate because from inspiring English sources

It is delicate because of fear, in particular fear of the Communications Workers of America.

"It is delicate because people's belongings are private," said Hill.

"It's delicate because her boys are still around, obviously.

"It is delicate territory, because it is not a bad thing that women had these opportunities," he said.

It is called the Butterfly because it is "delicate and ethereal," she said.

In the literature, pentobarbital is a widely used barbiturate, but its use is delicate because it may result in a deep sleep and respiratory distress [ 19, 20].

This is delicate, because he cannot be seen to go behind Mr Eroglu's back.

The courtship dance is delicate because large donors generally like to concentrate their giving among a small number of causes.

In most countries this proceeding is delicate because a confession gained in violation of the suspect's rights can be repudiated in court.

The debate is delicate because several nations have debt levels greater than 60 percent of G.D.P., the original ceiling set out for membership of the euro.

The issue is delicate because campaigns and outside political action committees, or Super-PACs, are not allowed to co-ordinate strategy.