Sentence examples for become particularly sensitive to from inspiring English sources
The Maldives has become particularly sensitive to environmental issues amid concern over global warming.
To be sure, flag desecration is illegal in many countries, but the Russian authorities have become particularly sensitive to the political overtones of Western rock acts after Madonna spoke out in favor of gay rights and freedom for jailed members of the punk group Pussy Riot at concerts here last summer.
They found that it supported an idea proposed in the 19th century that anthocyanins shade the photosynthetic apparatus of the leaf from excess light.Dr Hoch's team extended this idea, arguing that as a plant starts to disassemble its light-gathering apparatus in preparation for winter, its leaves become particularly sensitive to light damage.
Water concerns become particularly sensitive issues in arid regions, such as the western US and Israel's Negev Desert, where plans exist to expand oil-shale extraction despite a water shortage.
Karla has become particularly sensitive and finds herself bedridden for a day or two whenever she encounters chlorine, windshield wiper fluid, vehicle exhaust, or her old, petro-chemical-soaked possessions.
We observed that oncogene-expressing cells that have bypassed senescence by DDR inactivation and become transformed are particularly sensitive to ROS scavenging or specific NOX4 inhibition.
Now, scientists say they've figured out how one mosquito became a vampire: a gene that makes it particularly sensitive to human odor.
The gilthead sea bream, Sparus aurata Linneus 1758, although a relatively robust species, is particularly sensitive to cold: when water temperature drops below 12°C, fish become minimally active, reducing food intake and metabolism.
He had made a limited number of bold statements in the newspaper and became well known within a small circle of celebrated readers, and suspect among the agencies that were particularly sensitive to his public criticism of domestic policies.
