Sentence examples for particularly delicate for from inspiring English sources

WHY are the reports of a call to a young Catholic gay man particularly "delicate" for the pope and the Vatican?

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.

It was a priority to guarantee the anonymity and the confidentiality of the respondents since many of the women who practise prostitution are in an irregular legal situation in Spain (many are immigrants "without papers") and since the subject of IA is particularly delicate for them (IA is illegal in Spain).

The massacre comes at a particularly delicate time for United States diplomacy in Afghanistan and for foreigners in the country in general.

As for the Pro12, this is a particularly delicate time for the Irish provinces.

The assertion comes at a particularly delicate time for Washington, which is trying to rally support for a new round of penalties against North Korea over its launching of a long-range rocket this week.

It is a particularly delicate time for Bank of America, which has struggled to find a replacement for Mr. Lewis.

That is a particularly delicate question for someone like Ms. Ferguson, whose activism had made her a confidante for a number of victims who told her their stories but wanted to remain anonymous.

But Mr. Richardson's trip comes at a particularly delicate time for Washington.

The heparin scare comes at a particularly delicate time for the F.D.A.

The Israeli strike occurred at a particularly delicate time for American diplomatic efforts.