Sentence examples for touchy decision from inspiring English sources

It's a touchy decision to deviate even the slightest from Olympic protocol.

It would also reduce the incentive for companies to manufacture panels in the United States — a politically touchy decision at a time when American cities have been vying for panel factories even as the industry is shifting production to China.

But Obama -- as other presidents pick those for top positions -- do not have to start at the rear of the learning curve and have the expertise and credentials to hit the ground running in handling touchy policy decisions.

Where are we getting points?" The day's other touchy topic was Coughlin's decision last week to practice in the warmth of the team's inflated bubble.

In 1907, the need to secure an adequate water supply was enough to persuade reluctant Ballardites to accept annexation by a narrow margin, a decision that remains touchy to this day.

The decision left a potentially touchy situation in case the suspended game becomes important to Kansas City or the Yankees.

Either way, the decision is big -- and touchy -- political news in the UK.

Xan Brooks of The Guardian, in an otherwise positive review, criticised the "touchy-feely indulgence" of "the bold decision to open Bond up – to probe at the character's back-story and raise a toast to his relationship with M".

The immediate circumstances of reconciliation politics in 1998, and Blair's inclination towards touchy-feely gestures, may have precipitated the decision to mount a large-scale inquiry, but the blatant inadequacies of Widgery meant it had to happen some time.

Even the decision to brief lawmakers suggests how touchy the list is, since Mr. Bloomberg usually keeps his proposals under wraps until publicly announcing them.

Yet even Democrats like Mr. Garin acknowledged that Mr. Bush had succeeded for the time being in placating warring constituents in his own party on what has become one of the touchiest and most visible decisions of his presidency.