Sentence examples for be ever more sensitive from inspiring English sources

Negotiating with the likes of Apple will be ever more sensitive and important for Facebook's ambitions going forward – Fortune has a very good feature on how the two companies, along with Google and Amazon, are likely to compete in 2012.

As if to signal the city's plans to be ever more sensitive, Mayor Giuliani announced last Tuesday that work at the disaster site would continue on Thanksgiving, in part because he learned that some widows and other family members were upset that workers had taken Veterans Day off.

Whistler is ever more interesting.

Egyptian society is ever more polarised.

Consequently, attacks are ever more sophisticated.

Regular studies by federal agencies have been using ever more sensitive tools to seek out first parts per million, then billion, then trillion of substances in our tissues and bodily fluids.

In this open-heartedness, we are able to become ever more sensitive to the union of our body and soul -- and thereby ever more sensitive to the bond of joy and love at the root of that union.

For several years, the armed forces have been intensifying the search for ever more sensitive devices.

What makes us superior is our intellect that should serve an ever more sensitive spirit to all that is part of our world.

The problem facing Wimp hunters is that as their detectors get ever more sensitive, they will start picking up signals from other weakly interacting particles called neutrinos.

No matter how strongly a central banker believes in the benefits of QE, a balance sheet expanding by 6% of GDP per year is going to make him or her ever more sensitive to the unintended consequences.