Sentence examples for sensitivity to the problem from inspiring English sources

Another effect of this process was raising societal sensitivity to the problem of child sexual abuse.

Vaccination percentages were likely to be positively influenced by an increased sensitivity to the problem based on cultural background and by the activity of the H1N1 Local Pandemic Committee, mainly promoted by members of these two Departments.

(P12) Here the main issues were: (1) insufficient knowledge about or sensitivity to the problem, (2) minimization of the problem, (3) mismatch between help offered and needed, (3) (feared) loss of autonomy, (4) insufficient resilience and mental hygiene of the helpers, (5) lack of referral and networking, and (6) tight consultation time.

The uniformity in the perceived temporal quality carries as a drawback a slight increased sensitivity to the drift problem.

This uniformity in the perceived quality carries as a drawback an increased sensitivity to the drift problem with respect to the DISCOVER architecture.

The project director is a 24‐ year‐old white, Elliot Dackman, who displays a sensitivity to the social problems involved.

For example, it is not uncommon to hear that they lack sensitivity to the pressing problems affecting Latin America.

Addison was praised for showing sensitivity to the racial problems between blacks and whites.

A specific instrument such as Stoma-QOL has its self-evident strengths as compared with generic instruments by virtue of its increased sensitivity to the unique problems related to a particular disease.

Mr. Obama seems to have absorbed an intuitive sensitivity to that problem.

Sensitivity to these problems perhaps explains the majority's decision to place in quotation marks its description of a determination of jury bias as a question of "fact". Ante, at 120; see also Smith v. Phillips, 455 U.S. 209, 222, and n. *, 102 S.Ct.