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Cadbury Schweppes, the UK's biggest sweet manufacturer, has become increasingly sensitive to charges that its products are to blame for the country's bulging obesity problem.

"The L.G.B.T. community has become increasingly sensitive to the way people self-identify their gender expression," he added, referring to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.

Sarah has become increasingly sensitive to the taste of garlic, whereas I adore it and will happily munch it raw, but birthday meals are sacrosanct so I made it pungent and ate copious quantities.

This strand has typically worried about protecting minority faiths from the pressures of the religious majority but has become increasingly sensitive to protecting any distinctive faith from being pressed to conform to a common-denominator culture.

But no photographs of the blast damage were released by the Iranian government, which has become increasingly sensitive about its military capabilities as tensions escalate with the West over its missile and nuclear programs.

It was unclear how the documentary may have caused alarm among local authorities but the Chinese government has become increasingly sensitive about ethnic tension in border regions and cracked down on Mongol rights groups.

Many groups in India have become increasingly sensitive to perceived insults.

While demand for air travel is holding up, travelers have become increasingly sensitive to ticket prices, Mr. Cunningham said.

Government officials have become increasingly sensitive to environmental concerns — previously ignored during China's headlong embrace of economic growth — which have been provoking public unrest.

There is no pressing reason to do so; and American politicians have become increasingly sensitive to any charge of junketing with foreign hosts.

But it was also evident that the museum had become increasingly sensitive over the issue of commercial sponsorship, and over how much artistic control the House of Chanel -- and specifically, its designer, Karl Lagerfeld -- should be allowed to have over the exhibition.