Sentence examples for sensitized to issues from inspiring English sources

Unlike in the West, where generations of children have grown up with nature programs, populations in Asia are not yet sensitized to issues like conservation, said Mr. O'Criodain of the W.W.F.

A possible explanation is the emphasis that has been put on information sharing in academic training in recent years; more recent graduates may have been more sensitized to these issues.

Workplace factors included time at institution, and respondents' departmental division: we categorized department divisions as sensitized to cultural-care (sensitized versus non-sensitized).

They are extremely sensitized to it.

Usually, people must be exposed to an allergen over time to become sensitized to it.

So perhaps I'm a little more sensitized to anti-Catholic bigotry than George W. Bush is.

"More and more people have become sensitized to that," he said, "and it's easy to get outraged".

"They are more sensitized to their appearance and seeking treatments because everyone hopes, and maybe even believes, that something can be done".

Moreover, the brains of the knockout mice resembled those of normal mice already "sensitized" to cocaine.

"Well, aren't you sensitized to everything?

Coburn, Durbin said, is "much more sensitized to political realities" than he was in the past.