Sentence examples for difficult to be sensitive from inspiring English sources

But surely it was difficult to be sensitive if you were doing it anyway?

These insights allow the practitioner to anticipate the issues that are likely to be sensitive and difficult for the patient; they are also most helpful when tackling a sensitive issue tactfully once it has arisen.

Now "political analysts" want the Democrats to rescue John Boehner, to be sensitive to the "difficult position" he's in?

Because clostridia are more difficult to transform, are sensitive to oxygen, exhibit complex fermentation kinetics, and can form spores, they can be difficult to engineer.

However, interpretation of tryptophan fluorescence is difficult because it can be sensitive to either local or global changes or both.

However, localized velocities prove more difficult to predict and are sensitive to the building method even in the limit of a very fine grid (ca. 1.5 m resolution).

Although the intrinsic tryptophan fluorescence of proteins offers a convenient probe of protein folding, interpretation of the fluorescence spectrum is often difficult because it is sensitive to both global and local changes.

How did you handle working with a client through a difficult problem while being sensitive to the clients needs and company restrictions?

The charity said it recognised that some people would be sensitive to the "difficult" issues of child abuse.

This kind of small band dispersion variation is difficult to identify experimentally and is sensitive to the pseudopotentials employed in the calculation [71].

In addition, it is difficult to select appropriate tests that are sensitive to the effects of noise at specific stages of development, because of the many developmental stages through which children progress [ 29].