Sentence examples similar to problem requiring tact from inspiring English sources

It's a hard job, requiring tact, diplomacy, energy, organization, and many hours of work.

Thorne's role requires tact, diplomacy and problem-solving skills by the digger-load.

Part of the problem is that doctors are short on time and motivating the family to agree to autopsy requires tact, time, and dedication.

The matter required tact.

The task required tact, intelligence and self-effacement.

A politically sustainable package requires tact, daring and some big calls by party whips.

"To reach an accommodation on hay requires tact, restraint and midnight courage," Mr. White wrote in The Times.

Policy toward Venezuela will require tact, caution, regional engagement and more.

Insider-type positions, like that of being the senior economist at the IMF, require tact and euphemisms.

But merging will require tact, since Paribas's value resides far more in its investment bankers than in other assets.

Some states require that repo men get the consent of the car owner before taking the car away, which requires tact, negotiating skills — and sometimes lawyers.