Sentence examples similar to careful timetable from inspiring English sources
If Robbe-Grillet's fiction, with its timetables, careful inventories of things, and reports on arrivals and departures, owes anything to the traditional novel, it is to the detective story.
By stressing the need for "careful" groundwork, and ruling out timetables or arbitration, he has secured enough leeway to avoid being bounced into another UN procedure.
He should move now to delay the entire missile defense timetable until a more careful decision can be made.
What if growth remains sluggish, as Cameron predicts in his speech: shouldn't we be even more careful about sticking to a punishing timetable of retrenchment not less?
That does not alter the fact, though, that China is now facing a clear choice: pursue financial and monetary reform on a timetable that is driven by careful, pre-emptive, and concerted policy planning.
But he added that the committee had "a very careful discussion" that led to his public statement about the probable timetable for tapering.
Civil liberties advocates agreed that the government needed to be careful but said the delays were stretching the normal legal timetables.
Kovalchuk, whose scoring prowess has been sorely missed during a seven-game losing streak, was as careful to avoid on-ice contact as he was to offer a timetable for his return.
A usual timetable by age looks something like this (see Warnings): Be careful if you do a scary house.
He also emphasized the importance of a gradual and careful withdrawal during a sixteen-month period, hoping to get the last troops out during summer 2010, a timetable that even then prime minister al-Maliki of Iraq endorsed.
