Sentence examples for greater sensitivity to from inspiring English sources

This new wave in digital cameras allows a vastly greater sensitivity to light, yielding better pictures.

Perhaps hypochondriacs just have noisier bodies or a greater sensitivity to everyday bodily sensations or both.

The Earth has a greater sensitivity to particulates and ozone than to carbon.

Aides to Mr. Bush said he would show greater sensitivity to issues of federalism.

All the same, he said, there may be "some greater sensitivity to disasters past".

More variance -- wide swings from norms and intensified weather extremes -- may indicate greater sensitivity to change.

That will require us to develop greater sensitivity to our diverse political, cultural and religious claims.

They tend to express greater sensitivity to violent content and are more likely to be concerned by it".

What has changed, they say, is a greater sensitivity to civil liberties and a vast increase in mistrust of government.

The choice betrayed a greater sensitivity to the house's minor rhythms, and a willingness to just go for it.

Greater sensitivity to art, she added, makes artists who work as guards especially careful about protecting it.