Sentence examples for be rather careful from inspiring English sources

That being said, this is a place where the Skolemite has to be rather careful.

But you have to be rather careful: A perspicacious student of mine once remarked that the memoirs or reminiscences of a professional historian are the perfect crime.

He can still turn Georgia into the prosperous democracy it ought to be the best way, anyway, to win back the enclaves but, on both scores, he needs to be rather careful.

But politicians should be rather careful about how they are asking for money from the private sector, Erhardt adds: "Donors like to support certain things in which an administration is not or cannot get involved in rather than just closing gaps in the budget and easing cutbacks".

The majority of the controversy is surrounding one song, which I consider to be among the most important songs on the record …. [B]ecause of various legal/publishing issues we're having to be rather careful with how we do what we're going to do next".. Derek's solo release Stockholm Syndrome was released on his website, derekwebb.com, on July 7, 2009 as a digital release.

"We've been rather careful over the years," Mr. Rowland said.

It means I think you have to be rather more careful about the whole debate between science and religion than some people have been in the past".

But he might have instructed Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services Mike Leavitt to be rather more careful this time in selecting a person who actually supports the program she or he is appointed to administer.

The current president, the businessman Urbano Cairo, has been rather more careful with his promises.

After the disastrous finale to Bloom's Ukip career, it initially seemed the party had been rather more careful in their selections this time around.

This is rather unfortunate, as careful examination of archaeological evidence and lesser-known texts has shown that this official line is not even an exaggeration: it creates victory out of defeat.