Sentence examples for take on delicate from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow's robots will increasingly take on delicate, complex tasks.

But the Irish must also take on the delicate task of finding a new president of the European Commission to succeed the lacklustre Romano Prodi, whose term expires this year.

Ms. Rowling has also pledged to take on even more delicate subjects in her next book.

Now he must take on several far more delicate tasks: persuading Pakistan, India and China to halt the manufacture of more bomb fuel; coaxing North Korea to give up the small arsenal of 8 to 12 weapons it built over the past decade; and stopping Iran from becoming capable of making nuclear weapons.

The three of us have produced quite dark work over the years, and at first I thought it very stupid that the producers should try and sling us together to take on something so sweet and delicate.

And she softened for a delicate folk-soul take on "Evergreen" featuring the R&B star Babyface, who remade the mid-'70s hit with Streisand on her 2014 album, "Partners".

On Saturday the government took on another delicate issue, shoddy construction, by creating stricter codes to make schools and other public buildings more resistant to earthquakes.

A widely known dissident here, Mr. Gao, 47, was a celebrated lawyer until he ran afoul of the government by taking on politically delicate cases and exposing shortcomings in the legal system.

Mr. Gao is a rights lawyer and a Christian who was subjected to long periods of detention and what he called torture by security forces after he took on politically delicate cases.

WASHINGTON — As the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid, Democrat of Nevada, takes on the delicate task of melding two competing versions of major health care legislation, aides say he will lean heavily on President Obama to arbitrate a number of contentious issues that still threaten to divide liberal and centrist Democrats and derail a final bill.

"For China to take on any specific diplomatic issue will always offend some countries; China needs to preserve a delicate balance" wrote Wang Jisi in a Global Times op-ed.