Sentence examples for get more sensitive from inspiring English sources
As they get more sensitive, more attuned to your habits, they talk more and more, blabber a bit, actually, yakking for as long as you stay connected.
Cars are going to get more sensitive.
Things get more sensitive when critical decisions are conferred to artificial intelligence.
Now personal data doesn't really get more sensitive than people's medical records.
In 2008, the studies led to the finding that naked mole rats didn't feel pain when they came into contact with acid and didn't get more sensitive to heat or touch when injured, like we and other mammals do.
But that time scale will be reduced as the cantilevers get more sensitive, he predicts, and scientists will be able to make three-dimensional pictures with atomic-scale resolution.
"As the tests got more sensitive, people were able to carry them out in their own homes -- the whole paradigm has shifted".
The nomenclature gets more sensitive as we pull closer to genre: it hardly seems to matter that Marguerite Yourcenar, William Kennedy and Leo Tolstoy could all be called historical novelists.
As a result of these warnings, Wagner recalled, "the government was getting more sensitive to the possibility that this might happen".
This means that the overall estimation gets more sensitive to the noise (it increases the noise variance).
