Sentence examples for country sensitive from inspiring English sources

Bahrain's economic activity, like that of other Arab states in the Persian Gulf, has largely centred on the production of crude oil and natural gas and on refining petroleum products, making the country sensitive to fluctuations in the world oil market.

The looming threat and elections last fall have left the country sensitive to security concerns.

The increasing politicization of this issue, in a country sensitive to passions, forebodes greater bloodshed unless the government is forced to take a more objective look not only at the incident, but the allegations of corruption and dirty politics that led to the protests in the first place.

A smaller force costs less to maintain overseas, presents less of a target and eases the diplomatic burden for countries sensitive to stationing American troops on their soil.

This would allow WHO-UNODC to build on agreed upon global health corruption definitions but tailor them for cultural and infrastructural differences, allowing more effective adoption by individual countries sensitive to the local environment.

While the reasons for this divergence are unclear, some findings have suggested that the openness income association is culture- or country-sensitive.

Each country is sensitive about something, and we're very sensitive about our biosecurity laws".

Responsible policies have been adopted to control the country's sensitive technologies, facilities and materials.

It's a headache for the Iranian establishment and leaves the country particularly sensitive to foreign pressure.

It had declared 35 districts across the country as "sensitive," and said they could possibly witness terrorist attacks this month.

Public opinion in her home country is sensitive to the disclosures that elsewhere in Europe, the multinationals are getting away with daylight robbery.