Sentence examples for carefully much from inspiring English sources

And that news bears repeating because it's of the utmost urgency — and because we haven't listened very carefully, much less responded.

But unless you navigate carefully, much of your time could be spent staring at satellite images that are indecipherable to all but meteorologists.

Grayling played the referendum campaign carefully – much like May – coming out early for the leave camp but refusing to engage in personal criticism of Cameron or George Osborne.

If you read these stories carefully, much of the money that enabled the creation of these ventures came from angel investor-types friends and faminvestor-types friends and ofamilyse, the entrepreneurs themselves.

Gazprom is having to gauge ever more carefully how much it can charge its European customers without putting them off.

The size of the space you hire makes a big difference, so work out carefully how much you need.

not in use. Adv.: conquīsītē, carefully, with much pains (ante- and post-class., and only in posit).: conquisite commercata edulia, Afran.

If it costs money to sign up, consider very carefully how much it will save you in the long run but, if it's free, go for it.

Unless carefully regulated, much of it would disappear into the pockets of corrupt leaders and businesses that have long profited from the global aid industry.

The gulls swagger in and out of the underbrush and stare at you from the portions of the sea wall made from small rocks carefully stacked, much like a farmer might build around his fields.

There is also rock-solid support from Alec Newman as Kerner, carefully expounding much of the play's scientific information; Gerald Kyd as the intemperate Ridley; and Gary Beadle as an interventionist CIA boss.