Sentence examples for more delicate question from inspiring English sources

How long Mr. Murdoch himself can last is a more delicate question.

But they have temporarily put aside the more delicate question of whether homeowners in Connecticut's most vulnerable shoreline areas ought to rebuild at all, after a bill before the Environment Committee prompted a great deal of concern.

But his accidental shooting of the Austin lawyer Harry M. Whittington presents a more delicate question of etiquette: What is the proper way to proceed after blasting six to two hundred pieces of birdshot into the chest, neck, and face of a personal acquaintance?

As a result, analysts say, the transitional government's willingness to prosecute them vigorously may say more about its desire to appease the public's demand for retribution against the former leadership than it does about the more delicate question of the military's stance toward Mr. Mubarak's trial.

Whichever side is right, that moment between Dr. Shames and the mothers who don't have their children vaccinated reveals that beneath the heated do-they-or-don't-they words about vaccines themselves, there's a more delicate question that no scientific study can answer.

Their inquiry may lead to an even more delicate question: whether the pilot felt under pressure to land to make sure that the Polish delegation would not be late for a ceremony on Saturday in the Katyn forest, where more than 20,000 Polish officers and others were massacred by the Soviets during World War II.

There, Mr. Thompson has finally been forced to face some of the more delicate questions his opponents in the Republican presidential field have been facing for months.

And then the more delicate, unpleasant questions that he couldn't restrain himself from asking: And she was sure?

But whether the casinos will benefit the Indians themselves is a much more complicated and delicate question.

Even more delicate is the question of whether lawyers involved with sites are engaging in the unauthorized practice of law by offering online advice that is available in states where they are not admitted to the bar.

As the presidential campaign has become a clash over a host of issues — from tax cuts to foreign diplomacy to claims of words taken out of context — Mr. Romney, Mr. Obama and their allies have started trading accusations over a much more delicate and personal question: Are you an American like me?