Sentence examples for very delicate issue from inspiring English sources

"Clearly, this is a very delicate issue on the political side," said Jay Costa, the Democratic minority leader in the State Senate.

The reliance on the United States to take over from the United Nations the handling of Iraqi defectors is a very delicate issue, senior administration officials said.

"This is a very delicate issue," John Boehner, the Speaker of the House, said earlier this week of the House version of the Leahy bill.

The role of quantum chemical modeling of environmental effects can be of relevance in this respect but it is a very delicate issue to be tackled with different approaches.

A lot of people, after it happened, said 'but this was his private life?' The limit between what is public and what is private is very delicate issue in France.

Pseudonymous blogger Scicurious adds: "Blogging about your own research is a very delicate issue.

COBURN: Should viability, should technology at any time be considered as we discuss these very delicate issues that have such an impact on so many people?

"These are very delicate issues," Mr. Tsvangirai said in a telephone interview from his home in the suburbs of Harare, Zimbabwe's capital.

"Where you put the limit, how you avoid falling into censorship... are very delicate issues,"" "Morgan Weiland, an affiliate scholar with Stanford Law School's Center for Internet and Society, says the blocked tweeters' complaint could air key questions if it ends up in court.

Some signs indicate the public indignation is the scapegoat, a convenient excuse for not stepping up to the plate on some very delicate issues.

The issue of sovereignty over this ancient city is a very delicate matter.