Sentence examples for sensitive adaptations from inspiring English sources

13 15 30 While culturally sensitive adaptations are essential and were achieved within this trial 16 they should avoid reinforcing stereotypes, for example by focusing on traditional dishes.

Wellman's follow-up was The Light That Failed (1939), a sensitive adaptation of a Rudyard Kipling story that starred Ronald Colman and Ida Lupino.

The identification of a flexible water sensitive adaptation response is based on change propagation; i.e. the response's ability to minimise negative or maximise positive impacts in urban systems.

It's a sensitive adaptation that will tug at your heartstrings.

Caring for a child with diabetes requires continual sensitive adaptation to the child's growing and stage of development.

Michael Winterbottom's "Trishna" is a visually handsome, minutely class-sensitive adaptation of "Tess of the d'Urbervilles," updated to contemporary India.

This was achieved by exploring a runtime cost-sensitive adaptation engine that weighed the potential benefits of automatic reconfiguration and their corresponding costs.

A meaningful peace dividend can be generated through support for conflict-sensitive adaptation policies.

More recently, SCD-2 mutants were characterized which display a temperature-sensitive adaptation to dauer entry [ 24].

It did not change much when, in the mid-70's, Jhabvala moved to New York and became famous for her sensitive screen adaptations of novels by E. M. Forster and Henry James.

Marsha Norman wrote the lean and sensitive stage adaptation, and it's a measure of her insight when it comes to a play's shape that she draws out what's essential to the story: female friendship — and how it can be sabotaged by poor self-perception.