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Meanings of very sensitive in English

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Usage of very sensitive in English
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Unfortunately, it appears the circulation may also be very sensitive to change.
A short history of nearly everything
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The gathering took place at a very sensitive moment, diplomatically and politically.
The Irish Times
3
Fish, it is well proven, are very sensitive to rising water temperatures.
The Irish Times
4
I have some very sensitive information, and it's on a need-to-know basis.
Monster Hunter Vendetta
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The horse is very sensitive to the sound of the human voice.
Friends and Helpers
6
Norwegians are very sensitive to how people view them as a country.
Radio NZ
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Many small garden flowers are very sensitive to changes in the weather.
The Irish Times
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HIV-1 RNA tests are very sensitive for PHI but false-positive results occur.
Pubmed
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The whales are very sensitive to any kind of noise, he said.
Reuters
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She has recently become very sensitive and can seem down in herself.
The Irish Times
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But there is a line -and it's a very sensitive line.
News.com.au
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We are very sensitive to the burden it places on our people.
The South African
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Nevertheless, they were very sensitive to one another, both physically and mentally.
Odd John
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A lot of the maps in here are very sensitive to pollution.
Altered carbon
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As a means of placating this very sensitive class the correspondent writes:-
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, May 28, 1919
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The orchestra is very sensitive throughout with calm horn and violin solos.
Radio NZ
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