Sentence examples for careful dealing from inspiring English sources
"I've learned to be more careful dealing with children, especially on sensitive issues," she says.
General trust was assessed with the commonly used dichotomous question, 'Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted or that you can't be too careful dealing with people?' Answers were coded with 1 indicating a lack of trust ('you can't be too careful'), and 2 indicating trust ('most people can be trusted').
"One had to be always very careful dealing with him because he understood things often faster and better than you".
The PAN says that its careful dealing with the PRI in the 1990s helped to earn it the public support necessary to win the presidency in 2000; it hopes to achieve something similar through the current pact.
Be very, very careful dealing with any publishing company that does not reserve all rights aside from the print license to the author.
Be very careful dealing with your oven.
Cisco's on-air cameo may seem puzzling to viewers more familiar with product placements for soft drinks or cars (who would rush out to buy a complex computer system after seeing it on CSI?), but the placement resulted from careful deal-making by the company's entertainment agency, Davie Brown Entertainment, with CBS and the show.
The key for tackling the new complexities is a very careful deal with the supremum, we refer the reader to [11].
The good news is that they can adjust more like a speedboat than a tanker, so profit margins can be protected through market research and careful deal evaluation.
