Sentence examples for touchy process from inspiring English sources
Since the first mechanical voting machine was introduced in the United States -- in 1892, when an upstate New York inventor named Jacob H. Myers turned his fascination with bank vaults into the "automatic ballot cabinet" -- acquiring the machines for New York has been a touchy process.
But it is a bit of a touchy-feely process (like making pastry or bread) even if you are careful to use the exact quantities of ingredients and precisely follow the instructions.
If the issue is that if she carries through with the pregnancy she has a risk of dying in the process... this is a very touchy subject and it's not so much a pro-life or pro-choice argument.
By manipulating the sizes of patches of plants, Dr Handel has been able to improve insect pollination and seed dispersal, and thus kick-start the restoration process in landfills near New York.In this section Restoration drama Touchy, touchy Tune in to terahertz Flying snakes ReprintsThe restoration of surplus agricultural land, too, can benefit from the appliance of science.
Indeed, though Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, may well want Russia, in principle, to reabsorb Belarus into its domain, it is unclear whether he sees the country's eccentric and touchy president, Alexander Lukashenka, as likely to help or hinder that process.
In modern times, with our angels now of a less Manichean, more touchy-feely persuasion, we have witnessed an increasing popularity of books eager to usher kids through the "grieving process".
This is another principle which is liable to sound disturbingly "touchy-feely" at first hearing — in particular, it can sound as though Herder means some sort of prophetic process that has a religious basis and is perhaps even infallible.
It's a very touchy, touchy subject".
