Sentence examples for be exceptionally sensitive from inspiring English sources
Determination of betaine as the 4-bromophenacyl ester has previously been reported to be exceptionally sensitive and specific (Gorham et al. [1982]).
Because of "troubling implications for how we are received," he adds, "Americans have to be exceptionally sensitive to the cultural values of others".
I was exceptionally sensitive.
Both were exceptionally sensitive to the cultural atomization of the sixties and its fractured narratives.
Werther is not just miserable but proud of his misery, which he takes as proof that he is exceptionally sensitive — finer than the world that disappoints him.
But we can suggest benchmarks: Oil prices: The oil market is exceptionally sensitive to the possibility of a military escalation in the Persian gulf; the traders who set prices tend to be sophisticated, with sources of information among policy makers.
All these dismal sums explain why nuclear projects are exceptionally sensitive to the cost of capital....and cheap forever?Never mind that, the nuclear industry argues; tomorrow's plants will prove cheaper to operate in several ways.
The Leyland report was exceptionally sensitive at the time within Whitehall because, the files reveal, the Ministry of Defence, with the knowledge of the preceding Tory government, had also hired Mr Fustuq as an agent behind the scenes on a much bigger potential deal, to try to sell Prince Abdullah a force of armoured cars for £112m.
