Sentence examples for acting carefully from inspiring English sources

By acting carefully not bombastically, and by making common cause with both Saudi Arabia and Iran to confront a common Isis enemy, Britain could possibly help realign Middle East politics to overcome the violently corrosive Sunni/Shia faultline in the region.

Roger raved about Arnold's performance, "Observe his acting carefully, and you will see skills that any serious actors could only envy".

After de Blasio told ABC's This Week he spoke with his biracial son Dante about acting carefully around police, the PBA urged officers to notify de Blasio and another politician sympathetic to demonstrators, City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverithatthey they are not welcome to attend their funerals, should they die in the line of duty.

Even though banks are acting more carefully, one wonders what will happen five years from now.

"The government is acting very carefully, one could say ineffectively," said Mr. Koridze in a telephone interview.

But this argues for acting quickly and carefully, rather than doing nothing.

From outside, it is easy to assume that the policy machines of Whitehall or Washington are acting to a carefully considered plan; the reality is often messy, expedient and reactive.

In remarks carried by Russian news agency Interfax, he urged the oil industry to think carefully before acting.

Some people like to gather facts and details which they can weigh up carefully before acting; some are inclined to be more instinctive and spontaneous in their decision-making; and some oscillate between the two depending on the stakes.

At one point after beating Adams, the acting Somerset captain Alfonso Thomas carefully switched the bails on the stumps at the bowler's end in an effort to change his luck.

Mr Davies said Welsh ministers should be "listening carefully and acting on her fears" rather than "condemning Ann Clwyd for speaking out".