Sentence examples for also finicky from inspiring English sources

They are also finicky.

Ebola is also finicky, depending on who gets infected.

Gasifiers can be remarkably clean-burning, but they're also finicky.

Paddlefish are also finicky about spawning conditions, reabsorbing their eggs if flow is too low and cold and waiting up to three years to spawn again, Mr. O'Bara said.

The calibration process is also too finicky to make the Kinect useful for any critical application.

Sensitivity can also be adjusted in case the default setting is too finicky for you.

Scientists can also give new manufacturing capabilities to these microscopic workhorses by genetically enhancing them so they make enzymes that would otherwise have to be produced by microorganisms that are expensive or too finicky to cultivate in industrial quantities.

Avoid being too finicky with the plants.

Rebreathers, which recycle the divers' exhaled breath into breathable air, are relatively quiet but also expensive, finicky and too difficult to deploy on a moment's notice when pods approach.

He also has finicky tastes; he commissioned Andy Warhol to paint various renditions of Trump Tower in 1981, but didn't like the palette Warhol chose, so declined to buy the series.

But it's also a finicky player that requires lots of love and attention.