Sentence examples for Carefully charted from inspiring English sources
The increase in the rate of flame propagation due to flame cellularity has been carefully charted.
The situation is improving, Mr. Schiefelbein said, and he has carefully charted the progress.
With its carefully charted plots and subplots, "Detroit '67," directed by Kwame Kwei-Armah, has the diagrammatic feeling of an extended episode of a 1970s sitcom.
In his handwritten data, carefully charted in gray hardcover notebooks, lay the origins of what every pharmaceutical company longs for: a blockbuster drug.
That tension is carefully charted in "Catholicism and American Freedom," John T. McGreevy's brilliant book, which brings historical analysis of religion in American culture to a new level of insight and importance.
"Great Day" explores the network of tensions and rivalries which bind the members of a large, patrician family.The physical landscape is no less carefully charted than the psychological one.
These principles and positions only get you so far because what actually happens is that you don't carefully chart your way through life.
The schools - Nassau Community College and Suffolk County Community College - are conducting marketing surveys and studying the impact of a changing Island population and economic trends as they carefully chart a course for survival.
By carefully charting measures like the range of joint motion achieved by juvenile arthritis patients, to cite another example, the hospital is trying to identify the most effective therapies and adopt them as standard treatments.
She has lived in the world of the novel for more than a decade after all, carefully charting the false history of English magic and documenting it with citations from a fastidiously false bibliography.
Mr. Max situates Wallace's work within a context of contemporary fiction (at a time when postmodernism, minimalism and old-fashioned realism were vying for ascendancy), while carefully charting the evolution of his views on language, on the relationship between authors and readers, and on the purposes of literature.
