Sentence examples for more sensitive look from inspiring English sources

"The experience of the last eight years, running the Olympics and being a governor, would make me take an even more sensitive look at the impact of business decisions on the lives of suppliers and employees and others who are involved," he said.

Beer said the benchmark needed to be "more sensitive" and look at particular social classes.

Species with greater beta coefficients were more sensitive to looking and singing because a unit change in concealment led to a greater unit change in vigilance or song.

Hope, on the other hand, went with a more Harvard Square, sensitive look: a Marimekko from Design Research.

"You don't necessarily want to have a more sensitive way to look for poisons," said Dr. Chris Bradfield, a professor of oncology at the University of Wisconsin's McArdle Laboratory for Cancer Research.

Many of these whole gene calculations will likely be unambiguous true positives when more sensitive methods that look at sequence subsets (like [ 24]) are employed.

The physicians in the E.R. sent blood for two tests to look for damage to the heart: the traditional test, which looked for evidence of injury to any muscle, was negative; the more sensitive test that looked for evidence of injury to the heart muscle came back positive.

Human puppets are almost more difficult to create than equine ones, Olié said, as the audience is much more sensitive to what looks real.

Patrick Riccards, who, as counsel for the federal government's National Reading Panel, discussed education reform with Bush, said, "As the father of Hispanic kids, you become far more sensitive to disparities kids who look like your kids not getting the skills they need or getting into the right colleges".

He is a "more sensitive and fragile creature looking to the future", said Elmgreen.

We're more sensitive, New Yorkers, than we really look.