The information about the money made by the university from housing, which it says is all re-invested in improving and maintaining accommodation, is especially sensitive as UCL is facing a campaign by students against high rent prices.
The Amazon case is especially sensitive as Juncker was very vocal in taking much of the credit for persuading the online retailer to build a centralised European hub in the Grand Duchy in 2003.
This is especially sensitive as a report this week estimated that energy-saving budgets for the poorest households had been halved by government.
The seedling stage is considered vital in the rejuvenation and/or colonisation phase of a plant species, but is especially sensitive as seedlings are known to respond rapidly to changing abiotic conditions (Rood et al., 2008; Stella & Battles, 2010).
It's especially sensitive at the moment, as Turkey looks to enter the European Union.
I am perfectly well aware that we are dealing here with a particularly tricky topic, and we must be especially sensitive when considering ethical issues as important as this one, and so let me once again make it clear that our sole intention, with this regulation, is to ensure that patients get safe and effective medicines.
Zionists hope that, tempered by Jewish values, Israel's rulers will exercise power responsibly and will be especially sensitive to issues such as religious freedom and minority rights.
Some groups may be especially sensitive to this test such as the elderly, pregnant women, persons with pulmonary and/or cardiac disease, or persons with psychological disorders such as anxiety, panic disorders, or claustrophobia.
However, we argue that in the context of intergroup interactions, individuals may be especially sensitive to broader social cues, such as an interaction partner's social network.
Populations in developing countries are anticipated to be especially sensitive to impacts of climate change, as they have limited adaptive capacity and more vulnerable people [ 1].
