Sentence examples for Carefully overseen from inspiring English sources

Because the provision of water is monopolistic in nature, the pricing of water services should be carefully overseen by well-informed and credible public officials.

Like medical residents in teaching hospitals, rookie teachers should be carefully overseen by experts as they move from apprenticeship to proficiency, and then mastery.

Market analyst Scott Kessler of S&P Capital IQ said: "It's nice to see that expenses are being more carefully overseen".

The book went through edition after edition in his lifetime, many carefully overseen, some even part-printed, by the poet himself he was a hands-on kind of a poet-editor.

Newspapers cover holidays on which they are offered trips rather than holidays they might wish to cover; they are beholden to the companies who have paid for them; the trip - carefully overseen by PRs who lay on taxis and expensive restaurants - may bear little resemblance to the kind experienced by proper holidaymakers.

They insist the programs are carefully overseen by Congress and the U.S. legal system.

He did not only keep truckloads of his own work, he carefully oversaw its documentation.

He makes a ritual out of bath time and carefully oversees every aspect of Annie's bathing.

Carefully overseeing his own projected image, Mr. Weathers was the supervising producer and one of the executive producers.

Pros The Charleston Board of Architectural Review, established in 1931, carefully oversees the preservation of historic and architecturally significant buildings.

It's not, of course; the limit is an unnecessary World War I era measure providing the illusion that Congress is carefully overseeing borrowing.