The phrase "areas of sensitive" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing specific locations or topics that require careful handling or consideration, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The report highlighted areas of sensitive information that must be protected."
Alternatives: "sensitive topics" or "sensitive regions".
"The construction specifically avoids any interference in biologically sensitive areas such as old trees, salt lakes and nesting areas of sensitive species.
And if so, can we realistically expect water-hungry golf courses or group treks into areas of sensitive biodiversity when we get there?
Rootstocks were introduced to Europe after the phylloxera invasion, a pest which rapidly spread through vineyards, destroying large areas of sensitive cultivars.
Our country is notable for doing this in areas of ethically sensitive science.
Since the area consists of sensitive wetlands, grasslands and habitats of endangered species, the appraisal of the Cavett property took some time, Ms. Lindberg said, but came in closer to the current market value than previous attempts.
Barrett was deported from Pakistan in 2011 and barred from returning after being found in the area of a "sensitive installation," the Interior Ministry said in a statement.
Maybe with a little more insight, we can at least reduce the surface area of exposed sensitive data.
Meanwhile, every country may list dozens of sensitive areas where tariffs can still apply, from ports to cars to popcorn.
Figure 3a shows the carrier sensing area of high-sensitive sensing device and low sensitive sensing device.
We combined niche analysis and fine-scale movement analyses of feral cats (Felis silvestris catus) to identify least-cost corridors from sources surrounding controlled areas of the ecologically sensitive area of Tasman Valley and Aoraki/Mt.
As Bill Dudley of Goldman Sachs points out, those areas of the economy sensitive to interest rates (such as housing) are hardly depressed.
