Sentence examples for a sensitive course from inspiring English sources

If the show charts a sensitive course through Jason's recovery, then it may salvage something thoughtful from what it put him through.

Although the design guidelines were not yet compiled, the project followed an environmentally sensitive course that added roughly $10.3 million to the cost, company officials said.

In addition, as found in this meta-analysis, they appear to follow a similar developmentally sensitive course.

When Ed Miliband took umbrage, the sensible, sensitive course for the Mail would have been to offer him an opportunity to reply and perhaps to stand its ground in measured, emollient mode.

Griffin says that the White House is weighing a suggestion from university officials to set up an expert committee to help IPASS define "uniquely sensitive" courses of study and areas of research.

The revelations that terrorists who struck the World Trade Center and Pentagon received training at flight schools in the United States and that at least one of them was in the country on a student visa have reignited a long-simmering debate over unrestricted access by foreign students to sensitive courses at American universities.

It uses water recycled from the city of Hartwell, making it one of the most environmentally sensitive courses in the country.

This is a sensitive issue, of course, as not everyone can or should handle alcoholic drinks.

Conclusions: OLB in immunocompromised children with deteriorating clinical or radiologic course is a sensitive diagnostic tool.

Prostate cancer care for men, of course, is a sensitive matter because of its potential effects on their sexuality (similar to challenges related to breast and gynecological cancer therapies and their possible effects on women's sexuality).

Using a ozone-resistant accession and a sensitive accession simultaneously for time-course expression profiling was extremely useful for understanding the temporal dynamics of changes in gene expression in response to ozone.