Sentence examples for sensitive to a changing from inspiring English sources

Grown in tropical regions at a higher altitude, it is especially sensitive to a changing climate.

However, one could postulate a poleward shift in the Atlantic depression track, and that would leave much of Europe Scotland, Iceland and Norway excepted with less rain in all seasons and much more prone to water shortages.Tropical revolving storms (variously known as hurricanes, typhoons and cyclones) have been regarded as particularly sensitive to a changing global climate.

The sellers of Colorado's Bootjack Ranch, a rambling property replete with natural beauty, were sensitive to a changing market.

This earlier study of Knole near Sevenoaks, revealed how few records of long term humidity were available and a particular lack of analysis for southern England, which has a fine collection of historic properties likely to be sensitive to a changing thermo-hygrometric climate.

Experiments on reconstituted actin systems demonstrated that the mechanical properties of the actin networks are highly sensitive to a changing cross-linker density [ 14, 113].

Iguanas are very sensitive to environmental changes, changing your iguanas habitat too often will just stress him/her out.

Religions that were formed centuries ago must constantly make sure their principles and governance continue to be sensitive to a civilization that is changing.

"By mentioning human rights and giving up communism, which sounded hollow to his people after the collapse of the Eastern bloc, he is also trying to show that he is a flexible leader sensitive to the changing world order".

Time series analysis of sediment proxies, which are sensitive to the changing ratio of evaporation to precipitation (oxygen isotopes and gypsum precipitation), reveal a recurrent pattern of drought with a dominant periodicity of 208 years.

As a result, most of those polarizing ad characters were banished when marketers — becoming more sensitive to the changing attitudes of consumers — realized they were no longer appropriate.

SINGAPORE — HAVING lived and worked abroad for many years, I'm sensitive to the changing ways that foreigners look at America.