Sentence examples for sensitivity about that from inspiring English sources
I would have hoped that The Times would have shown some sensitivity about that as well.
"There's tremendous sensitivity about that weapon system, so Assad keeps it in the hands of his most trusted agents," he said.
The Cossor receivers were found to be unusable, weighing as much as the entire prototype including the transmitter and having sensitivity about that of the EMI lash-up.
This is already causing considerable anxiety within China, said the specialist, who insisted on anonymity because of the government's sensitivity about goals that have not yet been announced.
Jackson said he understood that political considerations in the autum meant that there was a sensitivity about signalling that was inevitable.
The government has shown great sensitivity about suggestions that intelligence experts differ over Iraq's intentions, because Mr. Hussein's pursuit of weapons of mass destruction is the centerpiece of the argument for planning a military campaign to topple him.
Usually when we measure sensitivity we talk about that credit spread sensitivity and the risk free sensitivity.
Photographs of children were considered an important subset of all photographs taken: "I think that the sensitivity about children is that they often make such great photos in terms of a child not looking very well in research" [Group-1 participant-2].
The report, jointly commissioned by UK Sport and British Cycling to examine the way Team Sky and the British Olympic team worked together, was distilled into a page and a half because, Nicholl said: "There was sensitivity about sharing information that could give rivals insights into how the programme is operated and managed".
"There are sensitivities about power that Shakespeare knew better than I did, and I wanted to find out what those were," Mr. Schwager said.
Such was the government's sensitivity about the abduction that a defence advisory notice was issued, asking the media not to reveal details of those involved.
