Sentence examples for carefully identifies from inspiring English sources

Cf. Spade 1985, c. 40, where P. V. Spade carefully identifies Abelard's opponents on the basis of John of Salisbury's encyclopedic account of the current views on universals of his time.

This method carefully identifies and resolves redundancies between data from the different databases, while preserving separate any separate lines of evidence.

"The site was carefully identified," explains Mieko Preston, one of the architects behind the project.

Clarence House tried too, carefully identifying the people who had first raised the concerns the prince advanced.

He saw nothing and has always maintained he would have done had she been there because he was carefully identifying trees for felling.

Candidates will be encouraged to tailor messages to the local constituency to an unprecedented degree and ministers will be sent into vulnerable constituencies to attack carefully identified targets.

With further reassurance from the highest levels of government and by carefully identifying and dealing with the detail and unintended consequences, we hope to minimise anxiety and fallout.

The color determines their dining table and train for Amsterdam and the colored carpet that leads to their double-deck bunk beds -- carefully identified by number -- at night.

With Greg Abbott, former Carlisle manager, as assistant, he kept them up in May with six wins in the last nine games, let 17 leave and brought in 14 with a leavening of experience and carefully identified character.

But then again there are instances in which the location is an integral part of the image: Arbus's photographs of New Jersey nudist camps always, carefully, identify the location.

Complicating matters further, the special election is expected to attract few voters, meaning the candidates have to carefully identify, and motivate, their supporters in a race that could hinge on a few hundred votes.