Sentence examples for 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.

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

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

Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld weren't looking for the truth, and they weren't hitting the pause button the way President Obama is with Syria right now, sensitive to the quicksand nature of the region.

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.

As your students answer these questions, they may also find themselves thinking back over the other plays they've read -- now sensitive to how the materials of theater, as much as the narratives and characters, determine what they think and how they feel.

"We are now momentarily sensitive".

You are now Medicare Sensitive Voters.

"I'm now very sensitive to the idea that I have betrayed my heritage.

Neal Shapiro believes that the networks are now more sensitive to any ingrained liberal bias.

Now the sensitive issue of nuclear power has been thrust into the centre of the debate.