Sentence examples for more sensitive ways from inspiring English sources

Literature, he suggested, should be the place where we pose and answer this question in new and more sensitive ways.

The Intel consortium is developing even more sensitive ways to follow the activities of elderly people.

Based on a critical re-analysis of cognitive load theory (CLT), Schnotz and Kürschner identified the need for research on more sensitive ways of assessing learner characteristics, both prior to and during instruction, in order to understand learning processes and outcomes.

But there was a more sensitive way to tell the story.

"It should be done in a more sensitive way," Ya'alon said.

"This 'taster' activity is a more sensitive way of introducing service life and encouraging a predisposition to serve," it says.

As the ombudsman has shown, we still desperately need a better, more sensitive way of handling it.

He added, "I do know that he started looking at the world in a different and broader and more comprehensive and more sensitive way".

"You don't necessarily want to have a more sensitive way to look for poisons," said Dr. Chris Bradfield, a professor of oncology at the University of Wisconsin's McArdle Laboratory for Cancer Research.

But there are possibilities to lay the ground for the more successful use of IT. "If the incentives are right for chief operating officers to reduce costs, and if the Treasury deals out the money in a more sensitive way, it would change the culture of government and help to make it more efficient," she said.

In an open letter to Clarke, to be published on the Guardian's Comment is free site, Harman says the criminal justice system has made great advances in the past decade which has meant victims of rape are treated in a much more sensitive way.