Sentence examples for sensitive second from inspiring English sources
Before designing a small, ecologically sensitive second home they wanted to spend a year or two visiting the land to determine the most suitable building site.
Between January 1995 to April 1997 anti-HCV testing involved screening with the slightly less sensitive second generation anti-HCV test followed by immunoblot confirmation.
The survival curve of stationary phase SCC-25 cells exposed to various concentrations of bleomycin is biphasic with an initial sensitive phase and a less sensitive second phase as is common for many cell lines.
These areas may raise sensitive First Amendment issues.
Its entire surface is touch sensitive (first seen on the iPhone), making buttons and balls redundant.
We are very sensitive, first and foremost, to serving the customer, but secondly to any potential for reselling by customers".
Last year, the Foreign Office held a brainstorming session about how to handle the legacy of still politically sensitive first world war agreements, including Sykes-Picot and Balfour, at a time of unprecedented turmoil in the Middle East.
She was less worried about the girls, who were just little, than she was about Sam, her sensitive fourth grader, who now sat across the airplane aisle, moodily staring out the window at the clouds.
An oft-used metaphor is that of an alarm continually reset to be more sensitive: first it is triggered by a cat, then a breeze and then for no reason it begins to ring randomly or continuously.
(Rachel Saltz) ★ 'Goodbye First Love' (No rating, 1 50, in French) In Mia Hansen-Love's smart and sensitive third feature, Lola Créton plays Camille, a French teenager in the throes of youthful passion.
But although they might sympathize with the protests, Mr. Civiroglu wrote of Turkey's Kurds, "they worry how they will impact the unfolding peace process, which is in its sensitive first stages".
