Sentence examples for carefully bound from inspiring English sources
These were issues from the thirties that my father had carefully bound.
The manuscript of Procopius has by now been carefully bound and catalogued, the modest label on its spine, "VAT.
I had started to shift some of my hoard to a friend's house, and I still have a few of those first books, carefully bound in plastic, none of their spines broken.
This has alarmed US president Barack Obama, who has called on Turkey "to stay focused", reminding the Turkish government that "the agreement we are working on is carefully bound around: how do we close off that border to foreign fighters entering into Syria?
"But the agreement that we are working on is carefully bound around: How do we close off that border to foreign fighters entering into Syria?
WASHINGTON -- The White House has warned the Turkish government that the war against the Islamic State in Syria must be "carefully bound" so as not to go on the offensive against Kurdish fighters, President Barack Obama said Wednesday.
When we grant powers-of-attorney to outside counsel to aid our antipiracy efforts, we vet candidates carefully, we bind them contractually to strict standards and protocols, we train them and we monitor their activities.
If we can't manage to be equal to their spirit, the democracy they so carefully crafted is bound to falter.
Also, choose your bindings carefully, as libraries generally won't stock books with that are comb bound, spiral bound, or saddle stitched (stapled).
This study suggests that researchers who use DCm to evaluate WTP should investigate internally inconsistent responses caused by psychological and technical factors; DCm provides robust WTP estimates if the survey has been carefully designed with potential bound and path effects well controlled.
Furthermore, we fitted a power-law P x) ∝ x− α + 1 to the cumulative distribution of rest or activity bouts using a maximum likelihood method that carefully estimates the lower bound of x, as well as a[ 10].
