Sentence examples for Growing sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Meng, Q. et al. Growing sensitivity of maize to water scarcity under climate change.

The decision to switch to cage-free eggs, meanwhile, signals a growing sensitivity among customers to animal welfare issues.

His growing sensitivity is apparent even when he is parrying Vera's accusations of having swiped that checkbook.

Overt tensions eased in the wake of job programs, civil rights laws, and growing sensitivity among white residents.

The cause of growing sensitivity among children remains a mystery, said Dr Adam Fox, a consultant in paediatric allergy at Guy's and St Thomas' hospital in London.

The Government's growing sensitivity to this attack was shown recently in the Defense Department's abandonment of two of its four air squadrons.

But growing cultural sensitivity is restricting the market.

The disputed reports were symptomatic both of an increasing casualty rate among Afghan forces and growing government sensitivity about such information.

This is thanks in part to regulatory pressure, notably through the Basel capital-adequacy standards, and in part to growing market sensitivity to the financial soundness of lenders.

The addition of codas, which extend the closing sections and reaffirm the tonic, the increased length and scope of slow movements and minuets, and a growing orchestral sensitivity all point toward maturity.

Nevertheless it seems as if a growing popular sensitivity to the embattled status of Americans on the lower rungs of the economy (or perhaps any but the highest rungs of society) has helped to bring the working-class hero — employed or not — back to Broadway stages this season, in plays that are more thought-provoking than cocktail-party-chatter inspiring.Mr.