Sentence examples for of particular sensitivity from inspiring English sources

If it was secret, people reason, it must be of particular sensitivity and importance.

Though canoeing has very little impact on the environment, there are a few places of particular sensitivity where it could be detrimental.

France has proposed new laws to bolster security in public places and to allow the police to search cars without warrants, an issue of particular sensitivity for the French.

The Orange County D.A.'s Special Prosecutions unit dealt with crimes of particular sensitivity — high-profile cases involving doctors and cops, lawyers and politicians.

Trump's taxes have long been a matter of particular sensitivity due to the size and complexity of the president's business empire and potential conflicts of interest on the part of Trump and his family — as well as what Democrats say is a lack of transparency over whether American foreign policy has ever been shaped by the president's own bottom line.

These are areas of particular sensitivity to regulation by DNA methylation.

In recognition of the particular sensitivity of the developing brain to lead effects, much of this legislation has addressed the prevention of childhood lead poisoning.

Whatever the cause of the particular sensitivity of our patient to this complication, an awareness of its potential severity is the main lesson of this case.

But if you aren't aware of some particular sensitivity about a word on the part of your audience, need you go to considerable lengths to learn what words will upset them and then avoid using those?

Because of their particular sensitivity to toluene, the cochlear microphonic potential (CMP) was used for monitoring the cochlea activity of anesthetized rats exposed to both noise (band noise centered at 4 kHz) and toluene.

Because of its particular sensitivity to the local situation, a further approach might involve the comparison of the results of farms located in different geographical contexts.