Sentence examples for sort of sensitive from inspiring English sources

Thinking about it more, identity (in the form of "someone's name") is a very different sort of "sensitive information" — a key that unlocks orders of magnitude more information.

If necessary, Congress could create a special court to handle this sort of sensitive discussion, like the one it created to review wiretapping.

In fact, the Pennebakers eavesdrop on the sort of sensitive conversations that Mr. Landesman said made you "cringe a little when they're played back". One of these occurs between Mr. Moore and Mr. Ludwig as they assess Ms. Burnett's performance after an initial reading.

(I wonder if she has read Bossypants, the autobiography by 30 Rock's Tina Fey; she recounts how, before she was a professional writer, she was the sort of sensitive, unsexy high-schooler whose boyfriends were stolen by predatory blondes, and she had consolatory friendships with theatre-loving gay guys, who taught her the skills of comedy and irony).

There are, clearly, some serious concerns around sharing this sort of sensitive data.

Some of the emails have been retroactively marked as classified or containing some sort of sensitive information, according to the State Department, although the department says this does not mean the information was classified at the time an email was sent.

Is it that they can syphon off all sorts of sensitive data?

They can then be used to monitor all sorts of sensitive locations, from oil and gas pipelines to railway tracks, military bases and international borders.

When I was going through this exercise last week, I had to download a 1099 form from my bank's Web site, which naturally included all sorts of sensitive information.

From there, they obtained access to all sorts of sensitive company data.

Some clumsy Briton at MI6 has lost a Nikon digital camera that's filled to the brim with all sorts of sensitive information, including info on al-Qaeda.