Sentence examples for sensitive possibility from inspiring English sources

The senior Treasury minister insisted the coalition would last until the general election in 2015 after Cable, the business secretary, said there was a "highly sensitive" possibility it could break up sooner.

Detection of methylation at known target CpG sequences can be made highly sensitive, opening up the possibility of the development of minimally invasive biomarkers in body fluid surrogates (Laird, 2003; Shaw et al, 2006a).

When affect guides our decisions, we are far more sensitive to possibility than to probability.

Methanol was in 11C-radioisotope labeled form in-order to follow its conversion during the catalytic process, since the radioactivity method provides a very sensitive detection possibility to investigate the conversion of small amounts of methanol and some intermediates at different reaction times and temperatures.

Since our current studies suggest that PKA Cβ null mice are leptin sensitive, one possibility is an enhanced response to the activation of leptin-sensitive melanocortin receptors, resulting in increased energy expenditure compared to WT.

Taken together they show the sensitive, humanistic possibilities of the city — which its citizens have betrayed.

So businesses "must be sensitive to the possibility that a third party may subpoena this material".

Indeed, it seems strange that Pearl was not more sensitive to this possibility.

But industry executives are also sensitive to the possibility of a backlash from the majority of their customers.

Mr. Bush himself seemed sensitive to that possibility when two days in a row he said that he favored modernization of the electrical grid.

But leaders here also are sensitive to the possibility that further increases in the penalty might stymie wage and job growth.