Sentence examples for a more sensitive issue from inspiring English sources

Racial diversity, on the other hand, is a more sensitive issue.

In an important respect, Google's strength is a more sensitive issue in Europe than in the United States, where its share of online searches is about 67 percent, according to comScore, a research company.

"But in America this is a more sensitive issue and no senator wants to be in the position of having advocated for his release only to find him turn up in a conflict zone".

The types of door prizes and how they are distributed is a more sensitive issue than one might suppose.

Possible reasons for this include the fact that sexual rights are commonly seen as a subset of reproductive rights and considered a more sensitive issue [ 5, 6].

It is possible that in younger or other type of employee cohorts than our middle-aged public sector cohort, obesity might be a more sensitive issue.

While the PAPR problem, inevitable in the downlink, can be coped with by using highly linear (and thus expensive) HPAs for example, this is a much more sensitive issue in the uplink.

Meanwhile, the court is already deliberating an even more sensitive issue: whether to permit the deportation from the West Bank to Gaza of the families of suicide-bombers.

In a passage that seemed aimed at American evangelicals, the document said that "certain Christian fundamentalist theologies use sacred scripture to justify Israel's occupation of Palestine, making the position of Christian Arabs an even more sensitive issue".

Twenty-one years after the death of strongman Chiang Kai Shek, Taiwan was edging toward democracy and independence with a bid for "international space". There was no more sensitive issue for Beijing.

Cameron said "there was no more sensitive issue on which two countries could co-operate than nuclear technology".