Sentence examples for sensitive to fair from inspiring English sources
One is that players become very sensitive to fair play.
But this era calls for senators who are sensitive to issues of fair campaigns, conflicts of interest and financial transparency.
Therefore, decisions should be fair and sensitive to the values of the decision makers (Schmidgall 2017).
Negotiated by UCHC and the union, University Health Professionals (UHP), also known as Local 3837 of the AFL-CIO-affiliated American Federation of Teachers, the pact was hailed by both sides as fair and sensitive to postdocs' special status as both employees and trainees.
When the rights of one group collide against the rights of another, we must follow the principle of being as fair and sensitive to as many people as possible".
The flutter performance of twin box girders with asymmetric wind fairing is sensitive to slot width ratio due to the existence of optimal slot width, which is opposite to the case with symmetric wind fairing, especially when this ratio is over 40%.
Sensitive to local sensitivities, even.
Others complain that fair-play theory is not suitably sensitive to the possible alternatives there may have been to the cooperative practices that have emerged.
"We are very sensitive to the issues and people warm to us, but we have to be objective, and fair and balanced," she adds.
