Sentence examples for apparently sensitive to from inspiring English sources

It is apparently sensitive to the aquifer anisotropic ratio over the entire time of pumping.

Because of its low elevation, Dailey Lake was apparently sensitive to the direct effects of increased summer insolation on temperature and effective moisture, registering dry summers.

That is not the standard meaning of frankly ("candidly, outspokenly"); rather, it is a personal definition of one sense of the word by a columnist apparently sensitive to signals of incipient prevarication.

Apparently sensitive to being criticized for not letting an Olympic medalist perform a tribute to her own recently deceased mother, international officials gave Rochette permission to skate the exhibition on Friday's broadcast.

In a sign that the anti-Morsi backlash may have overreached, a Mubarak-appointed prosecutor general, Abdel Meguid Mahmoud, who had been dismissed by Mr. Morsi and was among those reinstated to his office on Thursday, resigned less than 24 hours later, apparently sensitive to the appearance of engaging in political retaliation.

At any rate, they are apparently sensitive to these issues and looking into it.

Officials have apparently become sensitive to the decline.

We don't know, because their names are – apparently – too sensitive to be revealed publicly.

The 3rd cut was apparently not sensitive to water quality with respect to WSC and NDF contents.

Second, when preparing a strong message to the people of Iraq, including four million persecuted Kurds: Dictator Hussein is apparently highly sensitive to any news that reminds his subjects of the uprising that led to the punishment of the dictator Ceausescu.

"While I'm encouraged that the industry is apparently more sensitive to environmental concerns, it is clear that self-policing and self-regulation have limits," said Mr. Dingell, the senior Democrat on the House Commerce Committee.