Sentence examples for remained delicate from inspiring English sources

We'll show you how to do it,' " said one former manager at the venture, who requested anonymity because the situation remained delicate and he was still doing business in Russia.

Financial markets remain delicate, and recently reacted strongly to perceptions of excessive or rising risk.

Her willingness to discuss race frankly is a distinction of some note, too, in a nation where such matters remain delicate and often unspoken.

More pressing still, questions as to whether Stoudemire, Anthony and Tyson Chandler can exist together on the court – particularly during end-of-game stretches – remain delicate ones for Coach Mike Woodson, who acknowledged during Sunday night's game that the four of them would have to figure that puzzle out "sooner or later".

Design and implementation of data warehouses remain delicate tasks which are led by experts.

Economic conditions remain delicate; we have so many other funding needs in this region.

That experience could prove useful in a city where the number of annual murders exceeded 100 in 2016 for the first time in a decade, and where community relations with law enforcement remain delicate.

In a statement, Mr. Hollande said the arms embargo remained a delicate question.

The enterprise had already swallowed up villages, fields, temples, and graveyards, but it remained a delicate matter, and hadn't been mentioned in the Chinese media.

The reasons for his decision were not made public then, and the matter has remained a delicate topic on Capitol Hill and at the C.I.A.

Three months later, as he prepared to hand over the job to another French general, General de Saqui de Sannes conceded that the situation remained extremely delicate and that there was no guarantee against further violence.