Sentence examples for this sensitive question from inspiring English sources

Luckily, this sensitive question will be resolved in court.

[7:53 p.m. | Update | Bryan Walsh of Time Magazine has posted a helpful piece putting this work in broader context.] I'll be doing more on this "sensitive" question soon, drawing in studies taking different approaches.

This sensitive question must be grappled with through the give-and-take of the political process.

He says the governing body is looking at where it should draw the line on this sensitive question.

In Hairless, she asks the sensitive question: "Can the bald lie?

It also raises the sensitive question of financial incentives.

I am stepping into tricky rhetorical territory here, dredging up the sensitive question of where American Jews put their loyalties.

Even Greece, one of the last holdouts, is reviewing a policy under which gay soldiers can be dismissed and barred from public-sector jobs.Having handled the generals rather successfully over the past two years, Lord Robertson will now be able to tell them that on this very sensitive question, Britain has no choice but to loosen up.

"This is a sensitive question," Ni Shixiong, one of the Chinese organizers of the event, said in an interview published in the new edition of Southern People Weekly.

This is a sensitive question to put to any author, but I refer to analysis in the Wall Street Journal that – based on the fact that the five most highlighted passages on the book's Kindle version are in the first 26 pages – an average of 2.4% of the book has been read.

Cultural differences that might make this a more sensitive question in Spain might account for the higher percentage of missing responses on this question in Spain.