Sentence examples for touchy question from inspiring English sources

Ownership and management can be a touchy question in the coffee industry.

"It's a very touchy question," says Louise de Guire of the province's public-health institute.

Commercial influence at Wikipedia — for example, outside advertising, which is forbidden — is always a touchy question.

It was a familiar but always touchy question, and one that I didn't answer just one, two, three.

If you want to be my citizen, keep quiet".The recent revocations could politicise the already touchy question of statelessness in the Gulf.

It certainly doesn't broach the touchy question – loaded with the old cultural-imperialism chestnut – of exactly what level of dominance Hollywood enjoys worldwide.

As usual, two touchy questions arose: Does the mooring exist?

Breast-feeding was another frequent subject, one that raised some potentially touchy questions.

His crusade, as a white man, to build a slavery museum raises several touchy questions.

And there are right ways and wrong ways to ask touchy questions.

But, most of the time, the Canadian practice of avoiding touchy questions and muddling along seems to work.