Sentence examples for sensitively to the from inspiring English sources
Young steered Donaldson sensitively to the tragic story of her eldest son, Hamish, who suffered from schizoaffective disorder and committed suicide aged 25.
"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".
They reflect consolidating links between psychiatric user groups, magazines working for democratic psychiatry alongside radical mental health workers and critical psychologists who have listened sensitively to the needs of users.
In 1998, the children were younger and may have reacted more sensitively to the novel situation associated with neurophysiological recording.
It was shown that our devices are still able to respond sensitively to the changes in glucose concentration in the biological environment.
These characteristics lead to these regions which have more abundant water resource underground than on the ground; moreover, the water resource system responds more sensitively to the changes in the surrounding environment.
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?
These are deeply traumatised people and it is essentially that we work sensitively to establish the facts in this case.
"We believed that the depth of feeling within the area against her was perfectly legitimate topic for the station to explore, but it could have been handled more responsibly and sensitively to reflect the revulsion felt in a less sensationalist manner".
Further analysis of the sensitively to change of the RAI-MH scales are needed to determine if variability in the MHQIs is attributable to the sensitivity to change of the scales or actual variations quality.
The microjets of the cavitation test react sensitively to coating defects considering the microstructure of the material.
