Sentence examples for especially sensitive because of from inspiring English sources
Eugénie, especially sensitive because of her origins, supported French opposition to a Prussian candidate for the vacant Spanish throne, in the controversy that precipitated the Franco-German War of 1870.
According to a Pakistani government official in Islamabad, the siege of Kunduz is especially sensitive because the relatives of some of the country's most powerful religious leaders are apparently trapped there.
The issue was especially sensitive because the countries of the world are in the middle of a big negotiation that is supposed to produce a new global climate treaty by 2015, to take effect in 2020.
The subject is especially sensitive because this year marks the 20th anniversary of the protests, which ended in a massacre in the Chinese capital.
Canal Plus is especially sensitive because, by law, it finances a good chunk of French film and television production.
The developing fetus and infant may be especially sensitive to obesogens because of their immature detoxification pathways and sensitivity to environment inputs.
In general, I think it fair to say that Muslims are especially sensitive of comments questioning Islam, possibly because such criticism is impermissible in nations with Muslim majorities.
The brain accounts for only 2% of the body weight but consumes 20% of the inspired oxygen, and its membranes are especially sensitive to oxidative damage because of their high content of polyunsaturated fatty acids.
Fe(II) destroys HOOH via the Fenton reaction, and our method is especially sensitive to Fe contamination because of the presence of Asc, which cycles inactive Fe(III) into active Fe(II).
Fjords and inshore waters are especially sensitive to the processes of hypoxia because of the restricted exchange with the sea [14].
Obama's warning over trade was especially sensitive in Britain because opponents of the EU have argued that the world's fifth largest economy could prosper by striking bilateral deals if it cut itself free from what they cast as a failed German-dominated experiment in European integration.
