Sentence examples for hugely sensitive to from inspiring English sources

Like many holiday let owners I am hugely sensitive to the issue, though.

It is hugely sensitive to the scale at which these collisions occur.

Unless there is a breakaway - and Russia had guaranteed victory with a round to spare - then the final placings in a team competition are always hugely sensitive to the last round results.

However, it is hugely sensitive to the quality of the ball tracking data and so tends to fail when the ball is occluded or when players interact with the ball in unpredictable ways.

A company spokesman said, "ABF, through its African subsidiary Illovo, is and always has been hugely sensitive to issues of land ownership… throughout its operations in Africa, Illovo has been scrupulous in its approach to land ownership".

European officials said the system was designed to be hugely sensitive to detect cheaters trying to develop clandestine nuclear arms — but not radioactive plumes from commercial reactor failures, which are easier to detect.

Defining how a Canadian head of state was chosen or elected would be hugely sensitive, not least to the French-speaking Quebecois, who held two referendums on independence in 1980 and 1995.

However, any disruption to the BBC's news programmes during the Scottish referendum vote would also be hugely sensitive as unions are unlikely to want to be seen to be interfering with the democratic process.

Nor does the latter provide the necessary public reassurance about private sector motivations when it comes to handling and processing hugely sensitive public data sets.

Nor does the latter provide the necessary public reassurance about private sector motivations when it comes to handling and processing hugely sensitive public data sets.

The oilfields of western Siberia generate one quarter of Russia's wealth, nine million barrels a day - equivalent to £166m - making this a hugely sensitive region.