Sentence examples for are even more sensitive from inspiring English sources

Several malaria-carrying species are even more sensitive to DDT's repellent effects.

Its ground-based sensors are even more sensitive than orbiting satellites to the repercussions of meteor blasts.

They ought to be, but GPs, like all doctors, are even more sensitive to criticism than local authorities, so the relationships will be even more difficult.

"Internet customers are even more sensitive to delivery price than they are to delivery speed," said Mark Staudinger, vice president for interactive media.

It has not worked so far on an immigration law overhaul, and fiscal matters are even more sensitive to House Republicans.

Naked mole rat cells are even more sensitive to their neighbors, the researchers found.

The Arctic tundra may be even more sensitive to an industrial footprint, conservationists say.

But in fact, I am even more sensitive and troubled by it.

The scoring of each measure would be even more sensitive to the order in which they were calculated than is the case in the current costing approach.

The case of Juror No. 66 turned out to be even more sensitive than a question of her race and religion.

The rape accusations appear to be more explosive than the prison deaths, touching an issue that may be even more sensitive in Iran's Islamic culture than in the West.