Sentence examples for a particularly sensitive one from inspiring English sources

The issue is a particularly sensitive one in Denver, where the police agreed last year to restrictions on local intelligence-gathering operations after it was disclosed that the police had kept files on some 3,000 people and 200 groups involved in protests.

Historically, this day has always been a particularly sensitive one for financial institutions.

But the question of oil prices remains a particularly sensitive one, especially for Saudi Arabia, the top oil exporter.

The issue is a particularly sensitive one in Burnley, because the Electoral Reform Society recently predicted that the BNP could win control of the council within two elections.

In Leeds, the issue has been a particularly sensitive one with teaching unions, who claim they are victims of a political consipiracy.

The question of immunity for American contractors is a particularly sensitive one, following a widely publicized episode in which Blackwater guards gunned down 17 Iraqis in the streets of Baghdad in September, apparently without provocation.

There is some concern in the literature that people respond differently to questions, particularly sensitive ones, based on the method used to answer questions [ 52].

One of my clients was on Geraldo for a TV segment on a particularly sensitive topic.

But one Times article last month struck a particularly sensitive nerve.

Monitoring is a particularly sensitive issue for journalists, who have seen their industry transform over the last decade from one that values going out, knowing people and finding scoops to one that values pushing out as much content as possible.

This was a particularly sensitive area, he said with an unhappy laugh, "given that giving children a good start is one of the council's priorities".