Sentence examples for carefully how long from inspiring English sources

As Mr. McGreevey begins his term, he'll have to gauge very carefully how long the public will allow him to blame Republicans for the pain his budget cuts are certain to inflict.

Students should think carefully about how long it will take them to get to university, says Eleanor, and the best form of transport.

Surviving it will not come by chance, by carefully analyzing how long the business can survive, or defending the current competitive advantage with boiling oil and flaming arrows.

A team of generous researchers from the University of Bristol decided to serve up some free brews, while (unbeknownst to the lucky subjects) carefully monitoring how long it took the average drinker to finish their beer.

So we looked at the sequence carefully and recalculated how long the plane is actually on the runway.

Boreal's researchers will be looking carefully to see how long the spilled bitumen floats on the surface, before sinking to the bottom.

Before you start, sit down, read them through carefully and decide how long is a reasonable time for you to accomplish these changes.

Here, late in life, Buffon undertook an improbable series of experiments, having molten balls of iron of different sizes carefully measured to see how long it took them to cool down.

Look carefully at income and how long it's going to last.

She carefully quizzed a visitor about how long the virus could live on a razor before she uses it on someone else.

Armagnac's quality depends on the grapes and their terroir, how carefully the wine is distilled, how long the spirit is aged in oak casks — and what kind of casks — and, obviously, the skill of the cellar master in making a blend.