"It's a sensitive question," Mr. Mikkelsen said.
The degree to which race is a factor in the change is a sensitive question for Southern Democrats.
"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.
When a Congressional committee asked Kenneth Dam, the deputy secretary of the Treasury, whether the Saudis had taken the steps they had promised, he replied: "That's a sensitive question, and my answer would be sensitive.
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.
"Why don't we have a sensible programme?"In the politics of Arizona, the entry point across the vast Sonoran desert for perhaps 400,000 of the million-odd illegal immigrants who each year smuggle themselves into America, that is a sensitive question.
Whether public risk perception should be a stimulus for invoking precautionary measures in risk management is a sensitive question (Goldstein and Carruth 2004).
These results suggest that the presence of physical and emotional problems in the study population did not lead to significant impairment of daily activities or that, since this is a sensitive question asked by an interviewer, respondents tended not to report that kind of impairment [ 20].
"It's easy for people to provide the answer, the response rate is high, and it's not a sensitive question," explains James Treat, chief of the ACS office in Washington, D.C.
Since this is such a sensitive question, specific wording is suggested for how to ask patients about their medication use in an open, non-critical way that normalises incomplete adherence [ 52, 53].
