Sentence examples for being very sensible to from inspiring English sources
In addition, should such film be present, the transit-time determination technique on a RRDE displays the advantage of not being very sensible to its presence: the parameter measured is the time taken by a perturbation generated the disk to reach the ring trough a distance several orders of magnitude bigger than the film thickness, thus minimizing its effect.
Previous literature has represented the phenomenon using aggrupation of jobs (either quintiles or terciles), being these presentations being very sensible to the definition of jobs and to the classification of these jobs (see Sebastian 2017 for a longer explanation).
I think it is not being very sensible to anticipate changes in dietary habits etc., and general propaganda to effect changes in the situation.
So it's very sensible to secure some positive headlines when you can.
It is very sensible to resist mixing up strong personalities with the work their organizations do.
It is well known that the kinematic viscosity of a petroleum oil is very sensible to small changes in temperature.
While it's very sensible to limit sugary foods as part of an overall healthy diet and to avoid putting on weight, that's a far cry from saying that sugary foods specifically feed cancer cells.
I mean, if you're trying to hobble ideas of solidarity and inclusion as well as the actual material resources of any democratic resistance movement, it's very sensible to defund, restrict and demobilise trade unions.
Look, I am a Christian, I believe in it, but I don't think it is very sensible to start trying to view every decision you take as if it were a religious, rather than a political decision.
