Sentence examples for carefully and precisely from inspiring English sources

Everyone else is just stacking their blue chips very carefully and precisely.

As with everything Toibin writes, every word was cast carefully and precisely as though it were a poem.

"He had no equal in his thoughtfulness, his knowledge of the law, his ability to carefully and precisely document everything," a former police investigator who worked on several organized-crime cases with Sugrobov said.

"I believe the commission has failed to carefully and precisely identify a clear baseline against which the commission measured costs and benefits and the range of alternatives under consideration in this rule," Mr. O'Malia said.

MySpace is an easy bat to swing at Facebook, but the company has clearly learned from that fiasco and has moved very carefully and precisely to manage both the user experience and the optics that go along with it.

The best filmmakers of today acknowledge the world's diversity and make their claims to universality (as, say, for freedom and desire) carefully and precisely, or depict themselves and their circumstances with audacious, vulnerable intimacy.

Systems and cognitive neuroscience depend on carefully designed and precisely implemented behavioral tasks to elicit the neural phenomena of interest.

It was named after the shape of their typical, carefully finished and precisely ornamented pottery.

Thus, it is important for researchers in the field of depression to carefully describe and precisely discuss the constructs and time frames covered by specific depression measures.

Installing shutters is not particularly difficult, but it is important to measure the shutters carefully and trim them precisely, or they will not hang straight.

Using exactly the right cells, either by carefully selecting cells to transplant and precisely guiding their development or by incorporating immature neurons already present in the adult brain, will be crucial, he says.