Sentence examples for proved delicate from inspiring English sources
But sending American soldiers to help Filipino forces fight terrorism has proved delicate and divisive.
This could prove delicate for the awards as, according to reports, neither Blonde nor Endless were even entered for the Grammys before the 30 September deadline, despite being eligible for inclusion.
Working among conflicting rebel factions has proved a delicate task.
But detaining children and families proved more delicate than holding lone adults.
But the magic of those first three films finally proved too delicate to sustain.
The neocons argued that democracy might be an antidote to the Middle East's problems: but democracy proved too delicate a plant.
Moreover, the outermost layers of those scrolls examined, and thus the beginnings of the books concerned, have proved too delicate for any technique before Dr Mocella's to recover.
The BBC's Assistant Political Editor Norman Smith looks at why the selection has proved so delicate for the government.
Because of their very small radius of curvature and the equally small dimensions of the nanodots, this fabrication process proved very delicate and only a limited number of tips were found suitable for APT analysis.
Finally, some issues have proved so delicate as to become unattractive for outspoken policies.
Mixing the Sept. 11 remembrances with the apolitical intent of Olympics has proven a delicate task, and Bush seemed determined today to blur the dividing line.
