Sentence examples for be handled with extreme from inspiring English sources

The content of the book — unplanned pregnancy, miscarriage, death — seemed likely to arouse controversy, and certain issues would have to be handled with extreme care.

So too, Mr. Brodeur's thesis should be handled with extreme care unless, at some future time, a far more substantial accumulation of facts begins to argue otherwise.

He is well aware that he has inherited a malfunctioning economy and destructive international conflicts which are yet to be resolved and that must be handled with extreme care.

However, because they are practicing criminals they must be handled with extreme care, so that, in the words of the Justice Department guidelines, "the government itself does not become a violator of the law".

Because polonium is highly radioactive it disintegrates to a stable isotope of lead by emitting alpha rays, which are streams of positively charged particles it must be handled with extreme care.

But Mr Adams is all too aware that paramilitary disarmament, the most contentious part of the Good Friday Agreement and the issue which most often threatened to derail it, must be handled with extreme sensitivity, which is why he chose the venue and words for yesterday's speech with utmost care.

Also since most of the equipment was shared among other students, everything was handled with extreme care and consideration in order to not damage public property.

He is a workout fanatic and a highly paid setup man, yet he has been handled with extreme caution as a Yankee.

The death of Shabnam and Kush's child was extraordinarily gruelling to witness, even if it was handled with extreme tenderness.

Santana had an operation in September 2010 to repair a torn anterior capsule in his shoulder, and his return to action this season had until Friday been handled with extreme care.

Ever since the 2004 Super Bowl fiasco, in which Janet Jackson gave millions of viewers a surprise peek-a-boo and CBS was hit with a $550,000 indecency fine (it was later scrapped), the musical acts have been handled with extreme care.