Sentence examples for this is delicate because from inspiring English sources

This is delicate, because he cannot be seen to go behind Mr Eroglu's back.

This is delicate because the college is on a sexual harassment alert inspired by a professor at a neighboring school who showed his art history class a slide depicting a classical Greek sculpture of a female nude and uttered one monosyllable, yum, which "blew up in his face".

In most countries this proceeding is delicate because a confession gained in violation of the suspect's rights can be repudiated in court.

A senior Pentagon official, speaking on the condition of anonymity in order to describe the diplomatic communications with Russia, acknowledged that "this is delicate for us — because while we want to be supportive of the Georgians, and look forward to their contribution in Afghanistan, we don't want to be perceived incorrectly as supplying lethal capabilities that would elicit a Russian response".

It is delicate because of fear, in particular fear of the Communications Workers of America.

The courtship dance is delicate because large donors generally like to concentrate their giving among a small number of causes.

The debate is delicate because several nations have debt levels greater than 60 percent of G.D.P., the original ceiling set out for membership of the euro.

The issue is delicate because campaigns and outside political action committees, or Super-PACs, are not allowed to co-ordinate strategy.

Diplomats from other N.S.G. countries say the matter is delicate because China approved Washington's deal with India and expects reciprocity or a "face saver".

The story is delicate because the drama of the man's entrapment, despite his repetitive, educated verbosity, seems to allow for only very limited self-knowledge.

The timing is delicate because in late July, NBC begins to broadcast the Summer Olympics; the "Today" show is part of the coverage, transplanting its studio to the host city.