Sentence examples for because it carefully from inspiring English sources
The company can afford a liberal publishing policy, Tessier-Lavigne says, because it carefully patents its discoveries before those papers go into print.
There is considerable irony in Appellants' suggestion that Aereo is somehow culpable because it carefully designed its system to comply with copyright law.
Larry Makinson, executive director of the Center for Responsive Politics, a nonpartisan group in Washington that tracks money in politics, said the new ad appeared to be the first example in the New Jersey Senate race of an issue ad, so-called because it carefully avoids explicitly urging listeners to vote for or against a candidate and is thus not subject to campaign-contribution rules.
Only to the extent that Sight and Sound is the oldest serious film magazine in English, and because it has carefully nursed its poll to cover a wide range of voters.
Attorney General Patrick C. Lynch, who opposed the parole, said he respected the decision because it was "carefully considered" and "included the voice of victims, whose voices matter more than anybody else's".
The company thinks it can, in part because it has carefully copied how the competition sells to this crowd.
We consider the external validity of this randomised trial to be high, because it was carefully designed to reflect routine practice.
UNICEF's success in rapidly mobilizing a measles immunisation and Vitamin A campaign was only possible because it was carefully planned and extensive operational support was given to local partners to implement it.
Occasionally it creeps in, but you have to choose it carefully because it can easily just make people switch off.
But watch it carefully, because it will give hints about Watson's mood — green means he's confident, orange means he's struggling.
