Sentence examples for carefully amending from inspiring English sources
Gerald was working on a revised edition of the book when he died, and he could sometimes be spotted sitting on a bench at Charing Cross station, carefully amending footnotes.
For instance, Pegan (2009) argues, among other things, that the proposed counterexamples can be blocked by carefully amending the theory (cf. Pagin (2009) for a reply).
To facilitate readability of our study's results, the grammar of participants' quotations was carefully amended while retaining the original content.
"Well, they are amending them," she says carefully.
Cooley is couching his support for amending three strikes statewide more carefully during campaign season.
Also today, the NATO ministers carefully skirted the issue of whether the United States should go forward with a broad missile defense system even if it did not reach an agreement with Russia on amending the Antiballistic Missile Treaty of 1972.
Amending Your Application.
Powerful speeches and carefully worded decisions can't amend the laws of physics.
Applicants, in particular, will now have to consider the impact of choosing amendment over appeal, and those who decide to amend will have to do so carefully.
When bills are debated and can be amended in committee, the government majority on the committee, carefully chosen by the whips to avoid any upsets, ensures that the bills almost always go through virtually unaltered.
