Sentence examples for were increasingly sensitive from inspiring English sources
We were increasingly sensitive to issues of what we now call white privilege.
Moreover, Mr. Bobroff said fund managers were increasingly sensitive to accusations of style drift -- when portfolios are allowed to stray outside specified parameters.
F. oxysporum mutants that lacked the ChsV chitin synthase were unable to infect tomato and were increasingly sensitive to antifungal plant defence compounds.
Officials are increasingly sensitive to criticism.
After that, she had been increasingly sensitive to light.
Some prominent Iraqi leaders, including those with ties to Iran, are increasingly sensitive to being labelled Iranian lackeys".
Officials are increasingly sensitive to the costs of prolonged zero interest rates and QE.
Moreover, it has shown itself to be increasingly sensitive to the voices and desires of African constituencies.
Some prominent Iraqi leaders, including those with close ties to Iran (i.e., Maliki, Ammar al-Hakim) are increasingly sensitive to being labeled Iranian lackeys.
We support him with the expectation that he will be increasingly sensitive to the need for Northeastern Republicans to pull their party toward the center.
"There is evidence that financial markets are increasingly sensitive to country-specific solvency concerns," two European economists at the International Monetary Fund, Silvia Sgherri and Edda Zoli, wrote in a paper for Voxeu.org, an economics Web site.
