Sentence examples for sensitive to reports from inspiring English sources

The last Labour government was highly sensitive to reports that Diego Garcia played a part in the global rendition programme.

Also, since others and I demonstrated in 1999 (without recourse to a starship) that the existence of dark energy implies we know less about the future expansion rather than more, I may be overly sensitive to reports to the contrary.

Germany is particularly sensitive to reports of espionage on its territory because many of its citizens from the formerly communist east of the country were spied upon by the Stasi secret police.

As we discussed in our initial work, it may be more sensitive to reports of significant distress that do not conform to specific diagnostic symptom categories.

Another potential limitation of the planned analyses is the self-reported exposure data which could be sensitive to reporting biases due to negative affect at baseline; a bias which may result in inflated risk estimates, if individuals with reduced mental wellbeing report their exposure more negatively and are at increased risk of developing depression.

"Since nobody knows how they look, what they are doing and where they are, they may live quite a normal life," Mr. Roldugin said in an interview, adding that no topic is more sensitive to report on.

It may be less than sensitive to report on such things, but we're not the Care Bear News Network, we're tech journalists.

Split-GFP is sufficiently sensitive to report weak or transient interactions even for small populations of interacting proteins that could be otherwise obscured in sensitized emission FRET experiments [41].

Confidentiality issues are a key concern, particularly where a forestry company may be involved in politically sensitive enterprises (such as export hardwood chipping), and few companies are involved in a region and therefore sensitive to reporting of data at a regional level.

The department says food stamp fraud is at record lows because of increased oversight, but it is sensitive to any reports of abuse as Congress tries to pass a five-year farm bill that includes nearly $80 billion a year for food stamps.

That Musk is feeling sensitive to press reports right now won't come as a surprise to anyone who follows the company, given the string of negative publicity that Tesla has received in recent weeks.