Sentence examples for this delicate problem from inspiring English sources

He foresaw that they would create bitterness in those who had expected a different solution to this delicate problem. . . .

This sets up the delicate problem of how to distinguish a change in operating mode in absence of faults and a change due to presence of faults.

Behind it lies the delicate problem of Poland's future Eastern frontier a problem in which the clash of right and of interest appears absolute.

But the attention to the private reasons for Mr. Dobson's endorsement underscores the delicate problem the White House faces in trying to quell conservative dissatisfaction with Ms. Miers without arousing the ire of liberals or, for that matter, the handful of Senate Republicans like Mr. Specter who support abortion rights.

Here at The New York Times, we were exceedingly dismayed at the news that George W. Bush had called our redoubtable reporter Adam Clymer "a major-league (expletive deleted)." By midday yesterday we had searched our hearts and come to grips with the delicate problem.

There are several approaches to the delicate problem of estimating parameters in stochastic differential mixed effects models.

This acceptance of significant others is, as we saw earlier in this discussion, a delicate problem that affects the self of the doctor/teacher.

This poses a delicate problem.

This is a delicate problem for fans and analysts: given the gift of so much data to pick apart and analyze, the self-gratifying diversion of isolating James's deficiencies has become a sport of its own.

This is a delicate problem which needs future investigation.

This is a delicate problem to manage, but the key thing to keep in mind is performance.