Sentence examples for a particularly touchy issue from inspiring English sources

Although the rage for -- and against -- McMansions is evident in many areas of Westchester, new home construction is a particularly touchy issue in Scarsdale right now.

It’s a particularly touchy issue, given that Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama vowed not to take money from lobbyists and special interests.

This has been a particularly touchy issue in Egypt where the armed forces deposed president Mohamad Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood one year after he was elected, and stirred up a firestorm of pro- and anti-MB sentiment.

Cremated remains are a particularly touchy subject.

The use of airline passenger information remains a particularly touchy subject.

Trump's inflated travel expenditures have become a particularly touchy subject, given the extensive budget cuts he has proposed.

Steven Kaplan, a professor at the University of Chicago's business school, puts some hot topics in corporate finance, including the particularly touchy issue of executive pay, into historical context.

"Papua is a very touchy issue for us," he said.

"It's a very touchy issue," she added.

Gaming regulations in New York is a really touchy issue between balancing the economy with the needs of casinos in the state.

A third touchy issue is the extremely congested road leading to the ferry docks and a pedestrian tunnel to the airport that is now under construction.