Sentence examples for sensitively tackle from inspiring English sources

Within a slim running time of 79 minutes, the film manages to sensitively tackle the hardships of blacks in Jim Crow-era America; the promises and disappointments of black freedom; and the emergence of the "New Negro" (a term coined by Harlem poet Alain Locke to connote more confident, politically active black Americans).

Maternal obesity places a substantial social and economic burden on individuals, the NHS and society [ 32]; therefore interventions that can effectively equip midwives to competently and sensitively tackle this pressing public health issue are required.

Oscar-nominated actress Saoirse Ronan stars in the new music video from singer-songwriter Hozier which sensitively tackles the subject of domestic violence.

She and producer Suzanne Mackie befriended the WI members, who all live in the Dales village of Cracoe, six miles from Skipton, and persuaded them they would tackle the story sensitively.

Moreover, the participation of companies that know how to tackle such issues sensitively and effectively should improve the chances of addressing some of the world's most intractable problems.

When Peggy had a mastectomy, hundreds of viewers wrote to the BBC to thank producer, Matthew Robinson for tackling "a difficult subject so sensitively".

We've tackled some potentially tricky subjects but they're all approached sensitively, with a good dose of humour and some great songs!

A senior police officer says, off the record, that wiretap evidence is bound eventually to be used in court, because it is by far the most effective way of tackling organised crime.If wiretap evidence is to be made available, it will have to be used sensitively.

Sensitively and at length.

This is done sensitively.

We must proceed sensitively.