Sentence examples for be sensitive if from inspiring English sources

But surely it was difficult to be sensitive if you were doing it anyway?

Companies that are exercising restraint, cutting costs and headcount should be sensitive if they are also increasing executive pay.

The cost of inserting an OI list into the control header may be sensitive if we consider a large-scale intensive network.

Be sensitive if it was your partner who compromised this time around, particularly if he or she is having a hard time.

The study gave an example that shows teens can be sensitive if a text or email message isn't answered within a certain amount of time (quickly) they assume you might be upset or angry with them.

Similarly, we defined a subject to be sensitive if its resistance index was less than the 25 percentile of the population.

The method is sensitive if the slugs are relatively short, less than 10 times the channel diameter.

f is sensitive if there exists a (delta>0) such that for any nonempty open set (Usubset X), (N_{f}(U,delta)) is nonempty.

Now, we say: (1) f is sensitive if there exists a (delta>0) such that for any nonempty open set (Usubset X), (N_{f}(U,delta)) is nonempty.

The grossly worn dentition rarely being sensitive if occurring over many years, whereas rapid wear in a young adult, is often sensitive, resulting in pain symptoms.

A cell line was defined as being sensitive if 1 ug/ml recombinant human TRAIL (rhTRAIL) reduced viability to 50% within 72 h or less and resistant if the reduction in viability was less than 50%.