Sentence examples for sensitivity about the from inspiring English sources

I sense there's a sensitivity about the issue of race.

Yet under Thompson there is also an increasing management sensitivity about the content of programmes.

He says there is "some sensitivity" about the second-job issue on the Tory frontbench.

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.

Iranians have an ingrained sensitivity about the independence of their country, traceable far back even in the epic mythical tales of ancient Iran.

Guha argues persuasively that Nehru, the old anticolonialist, ignored China's sensitivity about the border, which the Chinese saw as an illegitimate boundary drawn by the British.

Advantages of this second microscope are (i) high sensitivity (about 1000-fold the sensitivity of the spectral microscope), especially in the >500 nm range, and (ii) very short acquisition time (about 1 s for a 200×200 µm2 area).

"The market is becoming more efficient," said one prominent Beijing-based fund manager, who asked not to be identified because of sensitivity about how the government was reshaping the market.

But he did and that sensitivity about protecting the brand is probably one of the keys to the massive success that he has achieved.

The exchange, confirmed by people briefed on the discussion, underscored the sensitivity about language in the new era.

"There are sensitivities about the appropriateness," said spokesman Jay Carney.