Ticklish

The economy is ticklish due to fluctuations in global markets.

The structural integrity of the old building is ticklish, requiring extensive repairs.

The toddler's belly was ticklish and he laughed when it was tickled.

Swinging on a rope over a river can be ticklish if not done carefully.

Driving on icy roads can be ticklish and requires caution.

Climbing a tall ladder without proper training is ticklish.

Handling fragile items without care is ticklish.

Swimming in deep water can be ticklish if you're not a strong swimmer.

Handling sharp objects without proper caution is ticklish.

Riding a skateboard on a steep slope can be ticklish without proper balance.

Operating heavy machinery without proper safety measures is ticklish.

Handling toxic chemicals without protective gear is ticklish.

The complex coding task was ticklish, and the programmer had to debug it meticulously.

The intricate dance routine was ticklish, requiring precise movements and coordination.

The concept of time zones was ticklish for her to understand.

The technical issue with the computer was ticklish and he couldn't troubleshoot it on his own.

It's ticklish to plan a picnic when you don't know whether it will be sunny or not.

The feather was so soft and ticklish against my skin that it was almost unbearable.

The sensation of a spider crawling on my arm was so ticklish that I jumped out of my seat.

His feet were ticklish, and he couldn't stand anyone touching them.

The artist used a ticklish brush stroke to create a sense of movement in the painting.

His skin was so ticklish that even the slightest touch caused him to laugh.

The doctor asked if the patient was ticklish during the physical examination.

The little girl's feet were ticklish and she couldn't stop giggling.

The group of friends were ticklish and joked around, tickling each other to lighten the mood.

He was ticklish about his height and would always joke about it.

She had a ticklish spot on her neck that always made her laugh when her partner kissed it.

She found it ticklish to think about her first kiss with her now-husband.

The baby's feet were ticklish and he burst into laughter when his parents tickled them.

Jack is ticklish and can't stand it when someone touches his feet.

The patient's condition was ticklish, and the doctors had to act quickly to save their life.

The economy is in a ticklish state due to rising inflation and unemployment rates.

The athlete was in a ticklish state of mind before the big game.

The witness found herself in a ticklish position when asked to testify against her boss.

The company's finances are in a ticklish position after the pandemic.

He felt ticklish with excitement before the roller coaster ride.

The hikers were in a ticklish spot when they encountered a grizzly bear.

The company's reputation is in a ticklish situation due to the recent scandal.

It's ticklish to drive in this heavy rain, so we should take it slow.

The politician's stance on controversial issues put him in a ticklish situation with his constituents.

The tightrope walker's performance was a ticklish feat.

The patient was in a ticklish condition after the surgery.

He found himself in a ticklish situation when the police arrived.

The spy found himself in a ticklish situation when he was discovered by the enemy's troops.

It's ticklish to walk home alone at night in this neighborhood.

It's a ticklish decision to make, but I think we should go with option B.

It's ticklish to confront your boss about workplace harassment, but it's important to speak up for yourself.

The political landscape in the country is ticklish, with frequent power struggles and shifts in alliances.

The computer system at the office is ticklish and often crashes, causing delays.

The peace talks between the two warring factions are ticklish, with mistrust and animosity on both sides.