Sentence examples for course sensitively from inspiring English sources
We need have no such worries for Fox News executives, of course, sensitively establishing that this footage must be readily – unlike the Charlie Hebdo cartoons – clickable, or for Mr Morgan, who reported himself, after watching it, stirred to "feel such uncontrollable rage that no amount of reasonable argument will ever temper it".
Of course, a sensitively planned encore can enhance a programme, but all too often they are an obscene intrusion, a flippant bonne bouche.
We're doing a better job of putting on successful courses and fees are priced more sensitively now".
It is shown how the courses of the adsorptive and electrosorptive processes can be sensitively followed by means of in situ UV-visible spectrophotometry and, in the case of traces of S-containing anions, using in situ conductimetry.
Of course informed musicians anywhere can learn to play Russian repertory sensitively.
But taking photographs that capture the moment, sensitively – so-called story shots – are what her courses aim to help midwives do.
These results indicate that HCImight be an alternative parameter of ICG R15 that could sensitively reflect the gradually-decreased hepatic reserve function during the course of different degree of liver fibrosis and portal hypertension.
What we need to do is not import foreign talent but simply create the opportunities sensitively and sensibly to develop what is already here and, of course, build audiences to support it financially".
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Of course our university admissions staff sympathise and have been specifically trained to treat disappointed students sensitively and constructively.
School leaders are not happy with the industrial action but it is part of our job to sensitively manage its impact and we will make our own judgments about the best course of action to meet the needs of our schools".
