Sentence examples for handled with particular from inspiring English sources

As the High Line project continues to develop, the issue of access will have to be handled with particular care.

The uncanny is handled with particular skill: Smith's parents are known as "Mummer and Farther", the homely endearments altered to suggest masks and isolation.

Jared's awkward lurches between blunt cruelty, defensiveness and disarming intelligence and wit are handled with particular grace by Mr. Clem, who never loses his grip on the humanity shrouded under a blank, even off-putting exterior.

Ms. Cattrall lends a blighted majesty to the passages leading up to the Princess's leave-taking, a phone call reconnecting her to the world she has left behind handled with particular skill.

But advertising rules stated that references to anyone who was dead must be handled with particular care, saying the ad was likely to be interpreted as making light of the issues surrounding the trial, which included the death of a woman who had allegedly been shot by her boyfriend.

This is a living!" One particular client that Harris took under his wing, and handled with special care, was Cat Man.

The aim of this study, therefore, was to explore the experiences and perceptions of frontline primary care administrators directly involved in the systems-based management of laboratory test ordering and results handling, with a particular focus on identifying risks that may impact on patient safety and other relevant quality of care issues.

Paradise of Bachelors, a North Carolina-based label that handles reissues with particular grace, has revived records by Mike Cooper, Chance Martin, Plant and See, the Red Rippers, and Lavender Country.

Soon after, the project was split into different phases to handle problems with particular areas.

The Sloane Project database was interrogated to extract information on all patients diagnosed with DCIS with complete radiological and pathological data on the size of DCIS, nuclear grade, specimen handling (with particular reference to specimen radiographs) and whether primary BCS was successful or whether the patient required further conservation surgery or a mastectomy.

But he handled this particular situation with aplomb and grace, refusing to be goaded.