Sentence examples for carefully interest from inspiring English sources

If it did so, carefully, interest rates would turn down again.

The treasuries must carefully study interest rates, yield patterns, terms of financing, and the distribution of holdings among investors.

The two races, which were too close to call on Primary Day, have been watched carefully by interest groups on both sides of the marriage issue.

According to the theories that Bernanke helped develop during his days in academia, as long as the Fed carefully adjusted interest rates to keep inflation under control, and also kept an eye on the money supply, it couldn't go too wrong.

But they did give Rahul their vote, expecting that his "young brigade" will consider more carefully their interests.

'I have to weigh very carefully the interests of all 138 states.'" With the advent of Kurt Waldheim, emphatic importance was attached by the Secretary-General himself to the visible rewards and precedence of office--ostentation playing its part in the uncritical approval extended by the UN's organized adherents to both the man & the institution.

Such a historical approach helps us to further clarify and follow more carefully the interests of the powerful colonial actors behind the establishment of the narrative.

Joe carefully aligned its interests with the interests of the local community, including local environmentalists".

The feat was accomplished through a canny marketing campaign that carefully cultivated audience interest in the film -- the first to be adapted from J. K. Rowling's beloved children's series -- and then released it in just about every city, town and rural crossroads in North America, nearly one out of four of the available screens.

Ben Broadbent also reinforced the recent message from the Bank that it would tread carefully in setting interest rates over the coming months as it deals with a trade-off between keeping inflation in check and supporting the economy after the Brexit vote.

Microfluidics offers an opportunity to bridge these two extremes: while these studies will not model the complexity of the in vivo human system, they can control the complexity so researchers can examine critical factors of interest carefully and quantitatively.