Sentence examples for sensitively managed from inspiring English sources

The significant challenge will be to work with farmers and land managers in a way that recognises that though much of the land is in commercial management, it can be sensitively managed for a variety of other benefits including high quality landscape; habitat and wildlife management; archaeology and historic buildings, and quiet enjoyment by the public.

But this has to be sensitively managed.

I think this is a company that's been sensitively managed".

This has to be sensitively managed, and involves much discussion and education within the community.

TO realize diversity's benefits, he said, the group's decision-making needed to be sensitively managed, to ensure that all points of view are welcomed and taken seriously.

It may well be that many of the 200-plus tall buildings now proposed can play a useful role if, as you say, they are "sensitively managed, well designed and in the right place".

School leaders are not happy with the industrial action but it is part of our job to sensitively manage its impact and we will make our own judgments about the best course of action to meet the needs of our schools".

The findings point to the importance of teacher training in emotional management and the role that school management can play in training teachers for their role as first responders and sensitively managing their post-disaster work environment.

Women, and to some extent minorities, may also be stereotyped to have certain traits ―  empathy, caretaking ― that people feel make them suited to sensitively manage people through a crisis.

Karina Lucas, the brave and self-effacing Flora in this performance, sang her lines sensitively yet managed to make each word clear.

It has to be managed sensitively and with proper planning.