Sentence examples for more sensitive issues from inspiring English sources

Babatunde Osotimehin, executive director of the UN population fund, the UNFPA, said he had been having discussions with delegates about the more sensitive issues in the outcome document.

Perhaps, as the museum evolves, such distinctions might be more thoroughly explored and other more sensitive issues might be more forthrightly taken on, particularly Islamist terror, which may be having a profound impact on the daily life of Arab-Americans.

The Economist's Brussels correspondent met with Mr Rehn in May, to hear his latest thoughts on the expanding the union and how he is handling some of its more sensitive issues.

LGBTQ+ videos are available in Restricted Mode, but videos that discuss more sensitive issues may not be.

So to help, here is a guide to some of the more sensitive issues being left out.

If Facebook users could interact with Groups anonymously, they might be willing to participate in discussions about more sensitive issues like health, relationships, or professional struggles that they'd be scared to comment on with their real name.

Racial diversity, on the other hand, is a more sensitive issue.

Meanwhile, the court is already deliberating an even more sensitive issue: whether to permit the deportation from the West Bank to Gaza of the families of suicide-bombers.

In an important respect, Google's strength is a more sensitive issue in Europe than in the United States, where its share of online searches is about 67 percent, according to comScore, a research company.

In a passage that seemed aimed at American evangelicals, the document said that "certain Christian fundamentalist theologies use sacred scripture to justify Israel's occupation of Palestine, making the position of Christian Arabs an even more sensitive issue".

"But in America this is a more sensitive issue and no senator wants to be in the position of having advocated for his release only to find him turn up in a conflict zone".