Sentence examples for a much more scrupulous from inspiring English sources

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And that Bruce Wayne/Batman, for all his vigilante ruthlessness, is a much more scrupulous and competent character than the current cast of characters in La Maison Blanche.

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Because venture debt is more like a bank loan, venture debt investors are much more scrupulous about who they will provide loans to, and most often are looking for investments in companies who already have a lot of capital/cash and have a very high likelihood to pay that back over 36 months.

Maybe less so for Coetzee, although he is much more scrupulous in his analyses of matches and scores, and more generally focused in each of his letters, where Auster tends to drift from a subject to the other without much of a transition.

If one must pay great attention while classifying natural shells, he must be much more scrupulous for the fossil if you think of the consequences that this can cause to geology, not wanting to present as foreigners those that live in our seas, or vice versa, nor like lost species whose originals are with us.

It's a much more vivid, less predictable look, attested to by scrupulous research.

A much more literal one.

It's a much more difficult battle".

It became a much more diverse firm".

"It's a much more outgoing atmosphere.

We have a much more stable system".

It's a much more individualized situation.

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