Sentence examples for an issue of sensitivity from inspiring English sources
As the country's first African-American president it was an issue of sensitivity during the campaign, but some people question why he doesn't lead more forcefully and say, this is a conversation we should have and I should more directly lead it.
Professor Malcolm Gillies, vice-chancellor of London Metropolitan University, said the selling of alcohol was an issue of "cultural sensitivity" at his institution where a fifth of students are Muslim.
They could combine with Labour to inflict the first serious defeat for the government on an issue of acute sensitivity for the coalition's internal political balance.
None would speak on the record about an issue of such sensitivity, and they declined to discussed classified operations that the Bush or Obama administration had approved.
France has proposed new laws to bolster security in public places and to allow the police to search cars without warrants, an issue of particular sensitivity for the French.
And if the voters decided, in their infinite wisdom, that "ever greater" freedom wouldn't involve any affirmative action, well, "It is demeaning to the democratic process to presume that [they] are not capable of deciding an issue of this sensitivity on decent and rational grounds".
What politician - even a sports politician - would dare to swim against the tide on an issue of such sensitivity?
There's also an issue of time sensitivity: if someone needs their groceries today, they won't be ordering them online.
Whether the Indonesians thanked him for being so forthright on an issue of domestic political sensitivity for them remains a mystery.
And in Germany, where privacy is an issue of great political sensitivity, the directive has never been implemented.
The contretemps offer a vivid illustration of the power of a president's words, particularly when they touch on an issue of raw and lingering sensitivity, like the fact that Nazi Germany's most notorious concentration camps were in Poland.
