Sentence examples for just sensitive to from inspiring English sources

"Miami is probably just sensitive to this issue in a way that other cities aren't because they were almost one of the first to experience it," Ms. Rosen said.

Now, to Mr. Mihelich's point: Polls and other surveys are not just sensitive to the exact wording of a question, but also to timing, the recent experiences respondents have had and many other factors.

Ismail (2005) stated that the earthworms are not just sensitive to the pH of the material but also to the ingredients that are present there.

This Lou was more than just sensitive to others; he was vulnerable, cracked-open emotionally, deeply empathic.

In fact, it can largely be traced back to the small business America, the innovation of our individualism that brings about the best of human spirit--or, perhaps, is just sensitive to our stomachs.

This indicates that UCP excretion is not just sensitive to caloric intake (i.e. is not just a measurement of dietary input), but also to body mass itself.

But Russian experts also argued that they are not only just as sensitive to proliferation problems as Americans, but are politically closer to Iran as well, and so better able to gauge the extent of those problems, Secretary Powell said.

Crowe is just sensitive enough to make Noah a real person but just domineering enough to shepherd the story's morality.

In reality, the board is just sensitive enough to veer left or right dependent on pressure.

But Don Draper is just as sensitive to the terrors of life as he is to its promises.

An astute exhibition at the New York Public Library, drawn from its holdings of the gallery's archives, includes early photos by Peter Hujar, Dawoud Bey, Larry Fink, Anthony Barboza, Arlene Gottfried, Ari Marcopoulos, Abelardo Morell, and Michael Spano, but it's just as sensitive to work by people whose careers fizzled and stalled.