Sentence examples for far sensitive to from inspiring English sources

The first reason is that, unlike ground combat, the principal aim at sea is to put the fighting machine, not the fighting man, out of action, and modern machines are (thus far) sensitive to damage.

On the other hand, env genes in both mammalian and plant endogenous retroviruses are far more degenerate than those in pol, suggesting they are far less sensitive to purifying selection.

When affect guides our decisions, we are far more sensitive to possibility than to probability.

Growth for all three species was far more sensitive to winter than to summer drought.

The presence of the gelatin renders these electrospun fibers far less sensitive to supercritical CO2 exposure.

"The [Obama] administration is far more sensitive to what Turkey does with Iran".

The GPS vectors are however far more sensitive to the residual GIA signal discussed above, and presumably contaminated by it.

SOI technology has been shown to be far less sensitive to transient effects than both bulk and epilayer Si.

Nanothermite foams are very insensitive to impact and friction and far less sensitive to electrostatic discharge than conventional nanothermites.

Results showed that the responses of runoff generation and dynamics were far more sensitive to high-intensity rainfalls.

Congress is far more sensitive to lobbying than the president and to small but highly motivated groups of voters.