Sentence examples for it is so sensitive from inspiring English sources

Using special gyroscopes to sense rotational movement, the plug-in takes some getting used to because it is so sensitive.

It is so sensitive -- much more so than mammography -- that it reveals all sorts of suspicious growths in the breast, leading to many repeat scans and biopsies for things that turn out to be benign.

Because it is so sensitive, a spurious gravitational wave signal can be produced by many sources thermal noise, minute fluctuations in electrical current, and even small seismic disturbances caused by wind.

It is so sensitive about maps that illustrate the line dividing Indian and Pakistani Kashmir the de facto border that it censors copies of The Economist containing them".Mapping India" contains a wealth of illustrations, from a 15th-century map based on Ptolemy's "Cosmographia" to the red dividing lines drawn by Cyril Radcliffe in 1947.

Not only can the Continuum keyboard produce microtones — the notes in between the keys of a piano — but it is so sensitive to the touch that tiny changes in position, pressure or vibrato of the player's finger affect timbre and volume.

That's why it is so sensitive.

Mercedes had been trying to get access to the telemovie before it went to air, but it was so sensitive Nine did not release it.

His lead lawyer, Jonathan Bach, declined to comment, saying, "I'm going to err on the side of caution because it's so sensitive".

It was so sensitive, he says, that whenever he kissed her on the cheek, "she'd literally almost be in hives".

"One of the key components of location data, and why it's so sensitive, is that the laws of physics don't let you keep it private," he said.

It was mostly my fault — I ripped out the smoke detector my landlord had installed because it was so sensitive that even a steamy shower would set off its earsplitting beeping.