Sentence examples for is even more sensitive from inspiring English sources
The problem occurs among American Muslims at the same rate as other groups, activists say, but is even more sensitive because raising the issue is considered an attack on the faith.
Maron writes with great feeling about the making of the "homely" pieces that serve as "a tangible link to generations past," but she is even more sensitive to the fragility of the families who proudly devote their lives to the craft that unites them.
If he is too hard on Mr Abe, however, America could hand China the diplomatic prize of an open rift between the treaty allies.Already American strategy in the region is undermined by the terrible relations between Japan and South Korea, which is even more sensitive to Japanese attempts to rewrite history.
In his recent visit to Germany, he also hinted at a "third way": although affirming that "Germany and France share the same objective: to bring Turkey into the European Union", he also spoke of creating "a sufficiently strong link" with Turkey, short of full membership, if the talks failed.In Germany, Turkish entry into the EU is even more sensitive than elsewhere.
Furthermore, there is evidence (OECD 2008; Gangl 2002; Scarpetta et al. 2010) that youth unemployment is even more sensitive to changes in economic conditions than overall unemployment.
The porosity is even more sensitive to powder layer thickness with the use of thick powder layers (above 40 μm) leading to significant porosity.
But in fact, I am even more sensitive and troubled by it.
They ought to be, but GPs, like all doctors, are even more sensitive to criticism than local authorities, so the relationships will be even more difficult.
