Sentence examples for sensitive event from inspiring English sources

This year's Last Night of the Proms could be a particularly sensitive event, bringing to mind 1990, the year that the conductor Mark Elder voiced concerns about traditional Proms selection in the year of the Gulf War and was promptly uninvited from taking charge of the concert.

When I heard the first one, I thought it was a thunder — but I thought the thunder was too loud," said the employee, who requested anonymity while discussing the sensitive event.

Although it is a politically sensitive event that few in China talk about publicly, this key meeting offers insights into how President Xi Jinping has been using his new "Chinese Dream" concept--and what pitfalls today's leadership may be working to avoid.

These results are consistent with the conclusion that lamotrigine inhibits a cold sensitive event during ribosome biogenesis.

Finally, a committee of diabetes patients was convened to review procedures and to provide the study team with advice should a serious or sensitive event occur.

Students and academics in Hong Kong and Macau are free to discuss politically sensitive events and criticize the government.

There might be other advantages too, like avoiding legal disputes over the exact time-stamping of certain sensitive events, like the sale of bonds or securities.

As with cabinet minutes – and official accounts of sensitive events where you work, too, I expect – Hansard staff sometimes clean up the language as well as the grammar.

As usual during sensitive events, the streets have been cleared of beggars and vendors, with some taken to detention centers and others frightened off.

Although the details of stability maintenance spending are unclear, keeping the capital on lockdown during so-called sensitive events is a costly, all-consuming endeavor.

This week it was reported that the Communist Party had actually tightened its grip—"pre-censoring" the local press by demanding it seek permission to cover sensitive events.