Sentence examples for be sensitive not only from inspiring English sources

So we Americans need to be sensitive not only to preserve the freedoms that we hold dear, but also to create an environment in which people can build a truly good and free life...

At this point you need to be sensitive not only to the choice of which company to invest in but also to which country you're sending your money to.

The OSEE signal was indicated to be sensitive not only to the state and thickness of the reaction layers on the metal surface [11] but also to contaminations, e.g. grease layers, on steel surfaces – in concentrations which result in effects on adhesion properties [12,13].

TSE was shown previously to be sensitive not only to mutations in genes involved in the piRNA pathway, but also to mutations in genes involved in heterochromatin formation, such as Su var)205 which encodes HP1 [33].

Our data suggest that clinicians, when assessing DMC, need to be sensitive not only to the decision at issue and its gravity or risk but also to the kind of disorder - i.e. whether it is medical or psychiatric.

Such assessments will be sensitive not only to the cost of the test, but to the net proportion of patients in whom testing leads to the omission of cytotoxic therapy, and to the cost of the cytotoxic regimen which would otherwise have been given.

There is increasing evidence that basic cellular functions are sensitive not only to radiation but also to microgravity.

Results showed that this area is sensitive not only to the dispersion radius, but also to the evaporation rate.

The results show that SPT is sensitive not only to grain size, but also to thickness and TGR.

It is sensitive not only to small variations of the Reynolds number, but also to turbulence of the incoming flow and to surface roughness of the cylinder.

The material is sensitive not only to downward pressure but also to flexing, so a prosthetic limb might someday be able to register the degree of bend in a joint.