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sensitive

[sen-si-tiv] / ˈsɛn sɪ tɪv /




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Besides its cash position, two of its key businesses—insurance and electric utilities— aren’t economically sensitive.

From Barron's

In mouse studies, removing SLIT3 or the PLXNA1 receptor made the animals more sensitive to cold and less able to maintain their body temperature.

From Science Daily

He says markets are rightfully sensitive to those signals, given the big economic risks that come with rising oil prices.

From BBC

Dario argued that when it came to sensitive topics like how fast AI was developing, it would be better to tell the government first.

From The Wall Street Journal

Companies most sensitive to energy prices have done the math and many have shared it with their investors.

From The Wall Street Journal