Sensitively in a sentence

According to the planning statement submitted as part of the application: “The submitted drawings show a development which sensitively integrates with the local environment and ensures it is appropriate to the character and appearance of the area.

Even within Threshfield alone there are several sites which could provide opportunities for small scale development of, say, 10 - 20 houses which would have much less of an impact and are more likely to be sensitively developed.

Many have swung and missed, while others did their due diligence to accurately and sensitively display the issues real people are faced with.

Set in the unique landscape of the Burren, this award-winning garden is based around a restored riverside cottage and blends sensitively with its surroundings.

That’s why we invite the international community to lend a hand, in solidarity and sensitively, to protect the territories that balance the life of Mother Nature, which save species and also humanity.

But organisers said it is respectful and sensitively organised.

Domestic abuse organisations say that, on the whole, representing abusive situations in popular culture should be done sensitively.

I hope the Middlebrook solar farm deals sensitively with the neighbour; answers their questions and works with them on their concerns.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) says prosecutions under the law are rare: "We carefully consider the personal circumstances of those who end their pregnancy outside the legal parameters and address these as sensitively as possible.

They said that the report outlined that the buildings should be retained, restored sensitively and brought back into beneficial use.

Ardnamurchan Lighthouse is a key attraction on the Ardnamurchan Peninsula: sensitively improving the site’s offer, and increasing opportunities for residents to use and enjoy it, will build capacity and create opportunities in this remote rural area.

Then your responsibility is to handle it sensitively, so that it is not disrespectful to the living or non-living people it is based on.

We seem to have the capacity to recognise that childhood experiences, in general, are formative and should be handled sensitively.

Given how sensitively our economy reacts to matters decided by the rain god, it is no wonder we are feeling upbeat and optimistic after months of despondency.

It said the route had been 'sensitively positioned to ensure minimal impact upon local views, nearby heritage assets and nearby occupants'.

This made social media to react sensitively to the statement made by Falz.

We spoke to Millington to get a better sense of what to expect when visiting Chernobyl, and how to visit responsibly and sensitively.

Although MRI can detect and measure SVD more sensitively it is not the most common method used due to scanner availability, and suitability for emergency or older patients.

Capanna’s ability to hold a score together even if its harmonic language was new to the listener was sensitively yet persuasively delineated through playing of heightened emotional expressivity.

He helped me figure out the best way to sensitively ask a question or broach a topic.