Sentence examples for sensitive implications from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, though, the reference to displacement as a transboundary risk has not been the object of significant debate throughout the consultations, despite its relatively limited relevance within the broader spectrum of disaster-induced movements (IDMC 2015) and its potentially more politically sensitive implications.

The secession referendum in Crimea carries sensitive implications for China as it deals with its own separatist issues in Taiwan and Tibet.

This could be done using methods as focus groups or interviews, due to the sensitive implications of such activity.

If Mr. Mukasey is confirmed, he stands to lead the Justice Department at a time when prosecutors in the Southern District of New York are investigating a case with sensitive political implications for Mr. Giuliani.

Regarding climate change, one of the key questions that have sensitive political implications is whether northern forests will sequester atmospheric C or not.

Ortega was quite sensitive to implications drawn on the affinities between his work and Heidegger's, which, in part, explains his efforts to trace the originality of his formulations to his Meditations.

Indonesia, with the largest population of Muslims in the world, "is particularly sensitive about these implications".

"I am very sensitive to the implications of perjury statutes," Mr. Fowler told the Senate campaign finance committee in 1997.

Darwin was very sensitive about the implications of his explanation of evolution, and in particular how human beings fitted into the picture.

But superdelegates, sensitive to the implications of internecine battles, are more likely to try to transcend emotions to find a reasonable outcome that enhances the party's chances of winning an election.

Sen and Bhattacharya (2001) found that consumers are sensitive to the implications of CSR activities as well as to the company's ability to exceed expectations.