The remaking of Taksim Square, and especially the planned construction of a mosque there, is particularly delicate because Mr. Erdogan sees it as a permanent monument to his time as his country's leader.
The role of the international court is particularly delicate in Kenya because in March its judges authorized formal criminal investigations of the political leaders who organized the violence that convulsed the country after its disputed 2007 election.
The issue is particularly delicate for Francis, who would have known well the Karadima scandal when it broke in 2010, when he was archbishop of Buenos Aires in neighbouring Argentina.
For Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, the issue is particularly delicate.
For Carlyle, the decision to wade into the Middle East is particularly delicate.
The inquiry is particularly delicate because until late last year, Hu Haifeng, the son of President Hu Jintao, ran the scanner company.
This is especially true for gas liquid heat exchangers where a uniform distribution is particularly delicate to obtain and where maldistribution entails significant performance deterioration.
Saudi Arabia's conduct in the conflict in Yemen is particularly delicate for the United States, which provides intelligence and other support to the military coalition.
The issue is particularly delicate because when France and Germany violated the original pact in 2003 by running up excessive deficits, the agreement was softened.
The issue is particularly delicate in South Carolina, because the Energy Department has already been shipping plutonium from its other weapons factories to its Savannah River Site, near Aiken.
Sectarianism is particularly delicate in Bahrain because the Sunni royal family, the Khalifas, presides over a country that is predominately Shiite, and Shiites often complain of discrimination by the government.
