Sentence examples for sensitive sections from inspiring English sources
Commercially sensitive sections are being omitted from the document, which is likely to result in more information being gathered on Luxembourg's tax practices under Juncker.
The document, which has since been removed, had sensitive sections blacked out but it was possible to copy and paste these blocks of text into word-processing software to reveal the redacted words.
In the most sensitive section, Cable wrote: "I sense … that there is still something important missing: a compelling vision of where the country is heading beyond sorting out the fiscal mess; and a clear and confident message abut how we will earn our living in future … We can be more strategic and the economic backdrop will increase demands that we are ambitious".
In what could prove a particularly sensitive section, the report concludes that in Colombia, where the United States is providing a $1.3 billion, two-year aid package, mostly military, "paramilitary forces find a ready support base within the military and police, as well as among local civilian elites in many areas".
The sdLCS system that was validated in this article was more than three times faster than the tdLCS system, but not more sensitive (Section 3.2).
The first is IFTP-W, which specifies an error-sensitive section.
In this paper, we present the performance of IFTP-W with varying error-sensitive section lengths on networks with varying link qualities.
The effect is especially important where high-speed digital circuits are integrated together with highly sensitive analog sections, which is the case of modern communication transceivers.
You are to be applauded for your very informative and sensitive special section, "The Reckoning".
Chen et al. (p. 781) undertook precise mass-sensitive cross-section measurements to explore the discrepancy.
Standard sectioning with haematoxylin and eosin staining is not as sensitive as serial sectioning combined with immunohistochemistry (IHC) to detect micrometastases [ 6].
