Sentence examples for carefully nominating from inspiring English sources
Three of each team's 23 starting spots filled with the minimum bid may not seem all that high, but that does translate to 13 percent of the player pool, which should serve as an indication that there is an art to controlling the endgame by carefully nominating players after your opponents have all fallen to maximum bid positions of $1.
Read it carefully and accordingly nominate your business.
Get nominated or nominate yourself.
If that process doesn't find a mutually acceptable price, then Microsoft will have to weigh carefully whether to go truly hostile, and nominate a rival slate of directors at Yahoo! that would support its takeover.
If nominated to this important post, we will review his record carefully".
"Should Merrick Garland be nominated again by the next president, I would be happy to carefully consider his nomination as I have with dozens of judges submitted by President Obama".
Committees of past presidents carefully deliberate on who might be the best steward of the organization and then nominate the next President for a one-year term.
These great educators, who are nominated by students themselves, represent the very best academic leadership in the School". "Professor Leighton has carefully steered classes with diverse backgrounds to a deeper understanding of Chinese history.
Here is a statement worth reading carefully that Roberts made about his appellate advocacy, in written answers to questions from the Senate Judiciary Committee in 2005, after he was nominated to serve on the Supreme Court.
He nominates Marcel Duchamp and John Cage.
