Sentence examples for continued sensitive from inspiring English sources

Avoiding such a crisis has demanded continued sensitive responses on the part of international financial agencies, such as the International Monetary Fund and national regulatory institutions.

"This is an indigenous freedom struggle going on". A videotape of the meeting was aired on Indian national television as Musharraf continued sensitive talks with Vajpayee.

The American officials spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the continuing sensitive talks.

The patients with mixed bacterial infections were continued on sensitive antibiotic treatment until the wound healed.

Ari Fleischer, the White House spokesman, said today that negotiations with the Chinese "remain sensitive" and would continue, but demurred at the continuing Chinese calls for an apology.

"I don't think that you're feeling this because of my book," she continues, clearly sensitive to the idea that her latest 500 pages about clitoral orgasms might be too much for a person.

Lib Dem Lord Paddick asks whether the government plans to continue sharing sensitive personal information with EU states for the purposes of crime prevention after Brexit.

In turn, if we fight the instinct to continue hoarding sensitive communications and accept our own inability to access ephemeral conversations, we will extend this same limitation to our adversaries, eliminating the one weakness that proved most critical in disrupting our businesses and political system in 2016.

The U.K. government has stopped all information sharing related to the Manchester bombing with U.S intelligence agencies after they continued to leak sensitive information from the attack.

It now remains to be seen whether these viruses that evolve increase neutralization sensitivity will continue to be sensitive or will become resistant over time.

Placing part of the blame on Israel's "unabated" policy of continued settlement construction, it adds: "The expansion of settlements has continued, including in highly sensitive areas … and [has] been followed in force by waves of demolitions and evictions".