Sentence examples for sensitivity to how from inspiring English sources
Across the region, Islamists demonstrate a new-found sensitivity to how the West views them.
That I can now tolerate this level of unthinking crassness, indicates a new sensitivity to how ill-equipped many people are to deal with the bereaved.
Time and again, the Senate is bedeviled by its own clubbiness, its lost sensitivity to how ordinary people live their lives.
With regard to the broadcast version, we are weighing carefully issues of broadcast standards, an obligation to inform the audience of important elements that influence the competition, and sensitivity to how any inappropriate comments are presented".
We respectfully request that Glenn Beck be sanctioned by Fox News for his completely unacceptable attacks on a survivor of the Holocaust and Roger Ailes apologise for his dismissive remarks about rabbis' sensitivity to how the Holocaust is used on the air.
This is not to say he does not have an acute sensitivity to how the city he is now leading is defined, a city of "the best storytellers and story makers in the whole world," as he put it, but also a place that "outsiders love to caricature badly".
"It is therefore particularly disappointing," he said, "that this text doesn't seem to show any sensitivity as to how this new text will be read within Jewish circles".
There is interest in how PROs compare to each other, their sensitivity to change, and how they differentiate between treatments in blinded, randomized clinical trials (RCTs).
We also examined how individual sensitivity to the stimulus influences how the ants 'perceive' the structure of the stimulus landscape and thus the amount of work they perform upon it.
Then there are the political and ethical sensitivities to navigate – how much data transparency and protection is required, and how do you make tech culturally appropriate?
Others are the films' excessive sensitivity to humidity, and how they can be applied to food so that the good bacteria touch every surface.
