"Germany reacts very sensitively to swings in the world economy," said Hermann Remsperger, chief economist for the central bank.
These are deeply traumatised people and it is essentially that we work sensitively to establish the facts in this case.
Young steered Donaldson sensitively to the tragic story of her eldest son, Hamish, who suffered from schizoaffective disorder and committed suicide aged 25.
Pasi Sahlberg from Harvard University has shown that countries that invest sensitively to make their education systems more equitable make significant progress in improving overall learning achievement.
"Through the familiarity of the iconography as well as the incredible formal beauty of the photograph, she hopes the viewer will respond sensitively to the things and the people she depicts".
So, what could be done, sensitively, to keep the Vedic rites alive without offending others, not least the overwhelming majority of British people who find open-air cremations distasteful?
Merlin Entertainments, which owns Alton Towers, has said it takes full responsibility for the crash and will provide compensation "swiftly and sensitively" to all 16 victims of the tragedy.
The successive dismissals and reappointments of Anthimus to the patriarchate reflected the policy of the Turkish rulers of reacting sensitively to political events and of preventing the patriarchate from acquiring political strength.
The danger is that this early assessment regime could used by the Government as a political tool to close down struggling schools, rather than applied sensitively to genuinely help disadvantaged pupils thrive.
The nitrifying microorganisms seem to represent the group that reacts most sensitively to AgNPs.
For this purpose, mixtures of ethanol/water were employed, as polyNIPAM reacts sensitively to their composition.
