Sentence examples for is now sensitive from inspiring English sources

INDUSTRIALS While it's true that the industrial sector is economically sensitive, it is now sensitive to the global economy.

He is now sensitive to dust and loud bangs even though he never actually heard the sound of the bomb exploding.

Unfortunately, the fire alarm is now sensitive and goes off when you don't want it to, or maybe it never shut off.' " For those with a history of mental illness, the earthquake has been especially destabilizing.

It was used recently to look at the diet of Neandertals, but this is one of the first studies to use it to look at a nonhuman predator and the analysis is now sensitive enough to look several steps down the food chain.

"The numbers are now sensitive to the environment because there are so many gray whales," Mr. Rugh said.

Among the population of hygromycin resistant colonies, positives were scored as colonies that were now sensitive to thiostrepton indicating plasmid loss and probable genomic integration of the HygR cassette.

"Certainly the automotive industry is now very sensitive to accusations of being slow to recall faulty or non-compliant products.

The technique is now so sensitive that it can locate the site where different mental tasks are performed in the brain, essentially by tracking the extra blood flow to the active regions.

Upshot: The economy is now exquisitely sensitive to stock prices.

The enlarged CMOS sensor is now super sensitive and can reach up to 6400 in expanded ISO mode.

That is why UKIP is now more sensitive about accusations of racism and more ruthless in its disposal of candidates who say the wrong thing.