Sentence examples for sensitive to difficulties from inspiring English sources

It may be that mothers with low parenting morale are particularly sensitive to difficulties that may be emerging in their children, or that a child's emerging developmental difficulties and a mother's parenting morale influence each other in a reciprocal fashion.

One member of the staff was attuned to the plight of rural students, while another was sensitive to the difficulties of applicants whose families moved around a lot.

"On the other hand," Mr. Brodsky said of Mr. Milstein, "he's a smart and successful businessman, and as long as he's reasonably sensitive to potential difficulties, then I don't see his profession as being a problem".

However, any comparison must be sensitive to the difficulties in translating the concepts involved.

Contemporary compatibilist thinking has now advanced well beyond the confines of the (familiar and basic) distinctions drawn by Hume's liberty arguments and is now much more sensitive to the difficulties posed by incompatibilist criticism.

We are in need of new practices and policies that are sensitive to the difficulties and dangers of research on pregnant women, but are undistorted by assumptions that it is always more responsible and safer to protect fetuses from unknown interventions.

The ECLiPS was particularly sensitive to cognitive difficulties, an important aspect of many children referred for APD, as well as correlating with some AP measures.

Participants spoke of the challenges of delivering and receiving intimate palliative care to those who they knew and worked with in the community and the importance of being sensitive to those difficulties.

To further test whether task difficulty could account for our findings, we computed a between-group (high- vs. low conjunction-task cost) contrast in the conjunction-task condition only to reveal brain areas sensitive to task difficulty and to ascertain whether any of these difficulty-related areas overlapped with conjunction-preferred, -least-preferred, areasdeareasareas areas.

Another study, surveying 3959 Year 10 Australian students found that females with lower levels of self-efficacy are "more sensitive to anticipated difficulty" (Lyons & Quinn 2010, p. 112).

Parameter limit is not sensitive to the difficulty of problems; l i m i t=0.5N p D could solve many benchmark functions and thus becomes default setting [10, 12].