Sentence examples for responsible and sensitive from inspiring English sources

The research is being sponsored by very responsible and sensitive groups like AutismSpeaks.

There are lots of incredible YA books out there about mental health, highlighting important issues in a responsible and sensitive way.

It is one that demands responsible and sensitive diplomacy, one playing out in a political arena that requires care be taken in reporting events that impact the lives of Americans and others involved.

"He represented the younger generation, the muscular, suntanned native-born sabras, as outwardly tough but dedicated, morally responsible and wonderfully sensitive on the inside".

Ben & Jerry's customers were willing to pay premium prices for an artery-clogging product in good part because the cunning Ben Cohen had persuaded them that he was running a socially responsible and environmentally sensitive outfit.

Such structures have been detected by electron microscopy on replicating UV-damaged DNA and are likely responsible for the rapid and sensitive response observed in UV-irradiated S phase cells [51].

But he argued that "banks have learned throughout this process," adding that there was "no lack of effort on our part to recognize and be responsible and to be sensitive to this issue" of bonuses.

I understand the need for safety when flying, but there is also a need for those responsible to be compassionate and sensitive to each situation.

Skin fibroblast cells were used in this study because skin is the largest external organ highly exposed to ionizing radiation while fibroblast cells are the most common cells in connective tissue that are responsible for producing tissue elements and sensitive to ionizing radiation [ 39].

The broad access, computing power and speed of cloud computing impels organizations responsible for sensitive data to institute and maintain clearly defined policies on transparency.

At the start of three days of frantic diplomacy to contain the fallout from Britain's historic leave vote, the US secretary of state, John Kerry, warned in Brussels that the UK's departure would have "consequences" demanding "sensitive, thoughtful, responsible and strategic" leadership.