Examples of using Sensitively in English and their translations into Hindi
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Beautiful, sensitively done film.
Because of that lack of discrimination, we don't act properly and sensitively.
But they respond sensitively to their praise.
It has a great deal to say about race and gender, and is otherwise sensitively written.
There wasn't such a sensitively about the airport.”.
Best medical practice aimsconsistently for open, honest communication that is delivered sensitively.
It is important to act safely and sensitively, both to protect yourself and those at risk.
But no matter how much sleep you lose due to someone snoring,it's important to handle the problem sensitively.
There are ways that parents and teachers can sensitively tap into these insights during lessons.
Carers who respond sensitively but are often distracted from their caregiving create an“anxious attachment style”.
This is especially important for people who react very sensitively to such products.
We are proud of what we do- we act sensitively with the highest standards of integrity and social responsibility.
Digiduck's Big Decision is astory for 3 to 8 year olds that sensitively portrays this message.
With a hand-held geiger counter, you can sensitively detect tiny amounts of radiation that pose no health risk at all.".
Inevitably, the city is replete with sights pertaining to the siege, and to be fair,most have been sensitively conceived.
We're proud of what we do- we act sensitively and with the highest standards of integrity.
When a danger occurs, the earwig sets processesin the direction of a potential threat and can pinch them quite sensitively.
Do it with Passion: We're proud of what we do- we act sensitively with the highest standards of integrity and social responsibility.
The real drama, however, is Noy's family life, where the themes of poverty and thestruggle for survival- and its price- are sensitively portrayed.
We went on to show that this technology could sensitively and specifically detect liver cancer, one that is challenging to detect otherwise.
Since 2013, there have been efforts by central and stategovernments to spread greater awareness of the issue and deal with it more sensitively.
The willingness to respectfully, sensitively, and honestly confront the issues, whether with or without professional help, is the best marriage insurance there is.
The kid of receptive type has the property to experience andsympathize, sensitively catches the emotions of others.
Tariq has treated this relationship very sensitively, especially in a city where people reach that point of giving up on life, commit suicide!
What do we know today about the effects of cannabis useon the ability of mothers and fathers to respond sensitively and appropriately to the needs of their children?
The general power provided by section 37 of the Senior CourtsAct 1981 must be exercised sensitively and, in particular, with due regards for the scheme and terms of the Arbitration Act 1996 when any arbitration was on foot or proposed.
Teacher-training is also a key part of this approach as educators- who can be victims of discrimination as well-need to be skilled in teaching conflict resolution and dealing“sensitively with issues of discrimination”.
People who have come through an episode ofextreme suicidal thinking often say that sensitively managed conversations with others helped them on their course to recovery.
This tells us that we have trained and domesticated dogs to respond sensitively to our emotional cues after years of breeding and keeping them as pets.
Every hospital laboratory can measure TSH(thyroid stimulating hormone)and T4 nowadays very specifically and sensitively, so in most cases the diagnosis is not difficult to make if it's thought about.