Sentence examples for managed with sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Our study provides positive evidence that dams and regulated flow regimes can be managed with sensitivity such that there are few significant changes in populations of most fish species, and little change in fish assemblage characteristics.

Ultimately, this is a set of problems that must be managed with sensitivity and clarity (Nyhof-Young and colleagues, unpublished data).

Professor Groome, who is also director of the Institute of Religious Education and Pastoral Ministry at the college, added, "We want to train people to manage with sensitivity and a commitment to the values of our faith community".

It is a delicate balancing act and one Sheikh Tamim must manage with sensitivity if he is to succeed in ensuring the country develops successfully.

Problems with the tonsils and adenoids, airway obstruction (e.g., stridor, subglottic stenosis), nasal deformity and polyps, neck masses, craniofacial malformation, and a wide variety of other childhood ENT problems are expertly managed with a special sensitivity to the needs of children and their families.

But I hope it's all right to say that, managed with such gentleness and sensitivity by the staff, Helen's death felt oddly like the labour of birth: exhausting and devastating, yes, but natural too and, in some strange way, productive.

Yet the manner of her going – managed with extraordinary kindness, intelligence and sensitivity by the staff of that NHS hospital – was as good as I can imagine a 21st-century death to be.

Currently being managed with AS.

It was managed with stereoradiosurgery.

Arthritis can be managed with proper treatment.

That such a trust would be empowered to manage, with particular environmental sensitivity, the enormous and still untapped energy reserves located on our public lands and underneath the oceans off our continental shelf.