Examples of using Particularly sensitive in English and their translations into Czech
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incapable of self-control… you're a basic lover, though particularly sensitive… and you're arrogant
They are also available in a version with a felt surface for the protection of particularly sensitive surfaces.
visibly smooth wrinkles and hydrate the particularly sensitive eye contour area.
notably in the case of particularly sensitive economies based on coal,
I do not agree with the proposal to reduce the financing allocated to the common agricultural policy in the future because agriculture is a particularly sensitive sector.
Underarm skin is particularly sensitive because skin rubs on skin in this area
its funding are particularly sensitive topics and of considerable interest to the area I represent.
In a context of global economic downturn, the financing of transport infrastructure is a particularly sensitive aspect.
This is a particularly sensitive issue, with reservations on the part of the Member States,
Reducing the radius to 60% get values listed in the following table that define the space particularly sensitive to the presence of obstacles.
this sounds like a particularly sensitive situation.
making it particularly sensitive to harmful UV rays.
Consent for donation is a particularly sensitive issue, which needs to take into account local
In writing.-(DE) The Schengen acquis is a particularly sensitive area in which we must be able to respond to any contingency.
If you have particularly sensitive skin, we recommend using Pril Sensitive Aloe Vera
young skin is particularly sensitive to UV radiation.
Europeans are particularly sensitive to social justice,
today, be particularly sensitive to the situation in Europe- we must take particular responsibility for the future of European industry.
they're particularly sensitive to movement, i.e. something changing between one lens
It's not that I object to working with outsiders, it's just that this situation is particularly sensitive.