Sentence examples similar to acknowledging sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Ms. Dungey acknowledged sensitivity about the title in marketing material for the show but said she was not worried about the program's content.

They say, if you can imagine, that it is not "proven" that MSG is a cause of anything, however, they do acknowledge sensitivities.

Failure to acknowledge sensitivities and specificities in the analysis would result in an underestimate of anti-HCV prevalence and a severe underestimation in the years prior to 1998.

Only then do visitors enter a reconstruction of the tomb of King Thutmoses III, housing a real mummy, and signage acknowledging the sensitivity of displaying human remains.

A possible explanation is that these clinicians have had a learning experience enabling them to appreciate high specificity of LUS while acknowledging that sensitivity of LUS remains limited, particularly in difficult scenarios, such as lung emphysema or severe asthma.

By doing this and acknowledging cultural sensitivities and potential language barriers, NGOs can work towards realistic holistic solutions that can provide relief to mental health patients.

Within hours, the newspaper was flooded with e-mail messages and phone calls, many praising the paper for acknowledging the sensitivities of Muslims but others lambasting it for seeming to toe an official line.

Men in our society have begun to acknowledge their sensitivity.

The United States acknowledged the sensitivity concerning outside intervention.

It took until the post-Holocaust period for organisations such as the Roman Catholic church to acknowledge the sensitivity of the phrase.

The tone of Mr. Fitter's statement was conciliatory, and it acknowledged the sensitivity of the 15percentt rule and its effects.