Sentence examples for marked sensitive from inspiring English sources
Heywood will want to examine why the papers were not marked sensitive and held back when papers from 1984 were released under the annual 30-year rule.
After ruling out serious medical afflictions, the Samurai turned to products marked "sensitive" to restore her complexion to a color other than flaming magenta.
An internal briefing document for ministers, marked "sensitive", revealed that the government was "unlikely to bring deficit reduction entirely back on track" and that the "continuing run of disappointing data" meant there was a "severe worsening in the public finances".
The Treasury document, which was marked "sensitive", also revealed the UK faced a £700m bill after the EU referendum result, with Britain's contribution to the EU growing by 25.9% compared with the same period last year.
But last week a Foreign Office official was photographed carrying documents marked "sensitive" that suggest the UK authorities now have significantly more information about the flights in and out than previously acknowledged.
The Foreign Office, for example, held its annual "BP high level dinner" last July, "to strengthen the strategic relationship between BP and the FCO on global economic and energy issues", according to heavily redacted documents marked "sensitive" and "restricted".
It is marked "Official – sensitive: commercial".
A number were marked: "Time sensitive.
Last season "The Sopranos" was the kind of surprise that television rarely delivers, a comic drama marked by sensitive pacing and unpredictability.
The draft, marked as sensitive, added that: "Left unchecked, it would confine schoolchildren within an intolerant, inward-looking monoculture that would severely inhibit their participation in the life of modern Britain".
The initial batch of emails does not indicate that Clinton used the private server to exchange classified information – although she did receive messages marked as "sensitive but unclassified" at her personal email account.
