Sentence examples for turn sensitive from inspiring English sources

The undeniable advantage of the classical statistical procedures is that they do not need any such input, although arguably the classical procedures are in turn sensitive to choices concerning the sample space (Lindley 2000).

They can, for instance, make markets "turn sensitive" in a heartbeat.

Politics is a strict no-go zone for sharp remarks, and apparently benign bits of social commentary can turn sensitive with a change in political winds.

NRDC has successfully challenged the Navy in court for decades over its ill-conceived plans to turn sensitive parts of our oceans into a free-fire zone, refusing to put vital whale habitat off-limits to sonar testing and explosives.

"South Koreans tremble and financial markets turn sensitive whenever they hear the word 'IMF,' so it's not easy for us to participate in the program," was how a South Korean finance official put it.

These interactions are in turn sensitive to many different developmental and environmental stimuli such as cytokines, hormones and nutrients, but also environmental stress such as hypoxia and hyperglycemia [27].

It accused them of sensationalising ordinary issues, turning "sensitive issues into political issues", and not following legal principles.

ESPN was not with Moorad constantly, and team officials could tell the ESPN crew to leave if their talks turned sensitive.

His trajectory may not inspire confidence — punk bassist (he used to play with Propagandhi) turned sensitive, literary-minded indie-rock frontman — but his precise, melancholy lyrics certainly do.

He is affable in the extreme himself, but with a smart, sharp undercurrent — a teenage punk rock drummer turned sensitive adult auteur.

Mr. Dole also said he had grown accustomed to the "5,000 jokes" about his endorsement of Viagra, Pfizer's male impotence drug, but noted that many people compliment him for helping turn a sensitive issue into an acceptable conversation topic.