Sentence examples for carefully confined from inspiring English sources

The plants are sometimes cultivated but must be carefully confined.

State Department officials said that the wording was carefully confined to "support" and not "control".

No meaningful conflict can be discerned between the carefully confined time limits for the protest phase, including the manual recount provisions, and the statutory deadline provisions: manual recounts, under the law as it existed on Nov. 7, must be completed within the deadline.

As Lewis Mumford, one of Jacobs's opponents, wrote at the time: "Here was a new kind of 'expert', very refreshing in current planning circles, where minds unduly fascinated by computers carefully confine themselves to asking only the kind of question that computers can answer and are completely negligent of the human contents or the human results.

Fireweed has limited use in wild gardens, where it must be carefully checked and confined.

Chief Justice Roberts responded carefully, and largely confined himself to criticizing the theatrical setting for the State of the Union message.

The flow characters of contacting microdroplets in confined microchannels are carefully examined and a critical capillary number (Ca∗ ≈ 0.005) for the occurrence of coalescence is identified for different working systems.

Mr. Jiang, who has been happy to be lionized within the carefully controlled confines of the party's propaganda department, seems ambivalent about such attention, perhaps less than thrilled about leaving his image to the market.

Racehorses, when they are not competing or exercising, spend most of their time confined to stalls and eat carefully monitored diets.

It could also be used to restrain building projects, requiring students to work within more confined spaces and thereby think more carefully about construction space and impact.

The nonlinear material models for confined concrete and steel tubes were carefully modeled in the finite element analysis.