Sentence examples for sensitive culture from inspiring English sources

A "polite, sensitive culture," Mr. Winston says.

In a socially aware, socially sensitive culture, we profess to believe that no particular skin color, religion, sexual orientation, political ideology, chronological age or physical attribute is superior to another.

The dynamic of a smarter and more sensitive culture is stirring all around us (from the NFL through to the Eurovision) and that's just in free media.

Britain has come under fire for its Internet filtering program, which can inadvertently block sensitive culture topics that overlap with common porn terms.

The economy that results is the non-corporate and locally sensitive culture of food.

Although with greater restraint due to backlash from watchdog groups and a more sensitive culture, credit the WWE for pushing the limits when it comes to inciting opinion and debate with the introduction of such bad guys in recent years as Muhammad Hasan, an Arab-American who played a victim of anti-Muslim post 9/11 sentiment.

The "preliminary message" from CDC, he adds, is that "we need a more sensitive culturing method".

During that time, erythritol sensitive cultures were selected and used to substitute the previous batches of vaccine, which was then renamed "US19" or just "S19".

A clear conclusion is that some probiotics could be highly sensitive cultures.

The bank's risk-sensitive culture is rightly lauded; its agility in times of trouble has been proven.

Shimizu et al. used such temperature-sensitive culture dishes to develop a contractile chick cardiomyocyte sheet that exhibited a recognizable heart tissue-like structure and showed electrical pulsatile amplitude [ 6].