Sentence examples for sensitive to smoke from inspiring English sources

I am sensitive to smoke – just being around it gives me a cold.

In New York, I'm almost as sensitive to smoke as Michael Bloomberg is.

It isn't that the alarms are badly designed, but rather that they are very sensitive to smoke and heat – and biased to avoid missing a real fire at all costs.

Meanwhile, there has been a noticeable decline in visitors to the park, said Yosemite National Park spokeswoman Kari Cobb, partly because of the fire's smoke but also because of road closures in the park. Park officials are advising visitors to avoid strenuous activity and for those sensitive to smoke to avoid being outside.

However, although dispensations appear to be sensitive to smoke exposure, it is unclear whether the observed associations were driven by actual health impacts or by people filling prescriptions to prepare for smoke events.

You might not notice, but people who are sensitive to smoke definitely will.

THOMAS FARLEY New York City Health Commissioner New York, May 6, 2011 To the Editor: Michael B. Siegel does not address one kind of short-term effect of secondhand smoking — the discomfort of those who are sensitive to cigarette smoke.

"Anytime you have a bunch of them with the smoke wafting, it's very unpleasant," said Mr. Rosen, who added that he was particularly sensitive to tobacco smoke.

She said her asthma makes her sensitive to cigarette smoke.

We need to ask if the right of smokers to enjoy their habit takes precedence over the health and well-being of those sensitive to cigarette smoke.

A jury in Manhattan found on Friday that Elite Model Management, a top modeling agency, provided a hostile work environment to an employee who was sensitive to cigarette smoke and then fired her when she complained about it.