Sentence examples for carefully faced from inspiring English sources

The side of the wall and towers facing into Museum Gardens is carefully faced in stone, as during the Roman period it was on display.

Although expected to exert a great impact on a large range of industrial and economic sectors, the sustainability of green nano-solutions is currently not completely clear, and it should be carefully faced.

* Agents screened carefully, face stress and danger.

It must now be reiterated that Muslim and non-Muslim leaders carefully face the great cultural gap that divides them - and breach it.

Each batsman had played himself in carefully – none faced fewer than 55 deliveries – and fell as positions of promise appeared.

He said priests accused of abuse were watched carefully and faced no additional abuse claims after they were re-assigned by the team.

My best advice is: have a monitoring policy; consider your options carefully when faced with difficult privacy issues; and unless you know what you're doing don't spy on your team!

By opening our minds to this initially alien symbolism, we can begin to learn, like Spinoza, the crucial art – much needed today – of making room in our minds for the other: "I have laboured carefully, when faced with human actions, not to mock, not to lament, not to execrate, but to understand".

Or else didn't study his preferred slice of classical antiquity carefully enough, faced, as he now is, with an existential crisis of 'fake news' simultaneously undermining trust in his own empire and in democracy itself.

Five Turrets, No Dungeons IMAGINE living in the turret of a French Renaissance chateau, with the original slate roof carefully restored, facing a broad forest — a k a Central Park.

Otherwise, think about what you are doing carefully, or face the loss of your ship.