Sentence examples for a sensitive context from inspiring English sources

It is a sensitive context, for Mr. Kaupelis was born about the same time as Mr. Meadmore.

Someone expressing an offensive opinion for attention, saying a tasteless joke, making a questionable decision in a sensitive context; these, on paper, don't sound like much, but have all lead to widespread outrage.

A member of the academy's bioethics committee, Dr. Lainie Friedman Ross, associate director of the MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics at the University of Chicago, said the panel's intent was to issue a "statement on safety in a culturally sensitive context".

This restriction limits the generalisability of findings to the general population, but the much higher occurrence of suicidal behaviours among persons with low mood 3 4 provided a more sensitive context for detecting the risk potential of smoking for suicidal behaviours.

Data from Step 1 led us to develop a sensitive and context-driven approach to how and when to approach different patients about tobacco use.

To achieve that level of sophisticated customization requires a sensitive understanding of context for any proposed "serendipity engine", both a context of the content and the user.

In addition to having to make multiple decisions, care providers were also required to make them 'on the fly' in a dynamic and time-sensitive context.

Sometimes a variable classified as a quasi-identifier in one context is classified as a sensitive variable in another context.

The tuning of a sensitive variable, in the context of estimating the population mean of a sensitive variable, is also introduced through an unsolved exercise.

Assessing any negative effects on the local economy is important but remains a sensitive issue in the context of the deaths of two young men – and the prevention of many more attacks.

BRAC University as a teaching and research organisation is doing work on sexuality issues in a very sensitive political context.