Sentence examples for question is delicate from inspiring English sources

My final question is delicate.

ALBANY — The question is delicate, if not somewhat ghoulish.

Today, critical reflection seems to be relegated to the brief instant in which we breathlessly ask "are we so certain that technology does not have a 'dark side' (Granelli, 2013) that may prove to have a 'boomerang' effect?" This question is delicate and controversial.

For Mr. Burnat, the coexistence question is especially delicate.

With private values, the second-price auction allocates efficiently, however the question is more delicate once values are interdependent.

In France especially, the question is a delicate one because of the cherished principle of laicité strict separation of church and state which has prevailed in most of the country since 1905.

"The Jewish-German question is so delicate and hot that any person who takes on these projects is going to be burned in some way, but perhaps more so a German," said Wenzel Jacob, the director of the Federal Museum of Art in Bonn.

The balance is delicate.

Vista is delicate.

This is delicate territory.

The question is so politically delicate — here and in Washington — that officials would speak only on condition of anonymity.