Sentence examples for careful to draw from inspiring English sources

We have to be careful to draw some boundaries between sport and politics.

Real estate executives are also careful to draw a distinction between the current downturn and the one that occurred a decade ago.

But Campbell, Bush's spokeswoman, is careful to draw a distinction between his work for Academic Partnerships and his education advocacy, noting that Academic Partnerships is involved in higher education, not K-12 schools.

Mr. Broecker, of "House of Cards" on Netflix, who has a master's degree in costume design from the Yale School of Drama, was careful to draw a distinction between himself and the masters of the atelier.

Though some here compare these groups to neo-Nazis, sociologists say that they are different because they lack an aggressive ideology of racial supremacy, and have so far been careful to draw the line at violence.

South American leaders have been careful to draw a distinction between the military buildup and efforts by the Colombian government to negotiate a peace accord with Marxist rebel groups, which does have regional support.

"However, we want to be careful not to draw conclusions about why that is so.

You have to be careful not to draw in the innocent parties, when you are doing the recalibration".

Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, should be careful not to draw the wrong conclusions from the GDP data.

If anything, Wickham is too careful, reluctant to draw conclusions about an epoch that, no matter what new discoveries are made, will likely remain in partial eclipse.

The name itself, Almohammad Ahmad, is unknown to the French anti-terror authorities, and officials have been careful not to draw conclusions from the passport found at the bomb site in Paris.