Sentence examples for carefully qualified from inspiring English sources

But he also stressed that they were "very carefully qualified".

Lorrie Moore's praise was carefully qualified: "Stoner is such an interesting phenomenon.

Nestorius considered that, unless carefully qualified, the term Theotokos as applied to Mary compromised Christ's full humanity.

With spiritual fear and moral trembling I was a defender of a carefully qualified deterrence during the cold war.

All during this week of wrenching transition from Republican to Democratic rule of the Senate, the eagerly available McCain has focused attention on his carefully qualified party loyalty.

The International Data Corporation, a leading technology research group, gave a carefully qualified endorsement yesterday to the contested Hewlett-Packard plan to buy Compaq Computer.

Failure is so inherent to scientific inquiry that scientists have to carefully qualify almost every exciting discovery that comes their way, whether the recent evidence of the elusive Higgs Boson or a troubled Russian spacecraft.

They used their early sales process to carefully qualify who would help them best develop their products.

Keeping in mind the same ideas as stated in Tip #2, choose all of your other committee members just as carefully (qualifying exam committee, dissertation committee, etc).

Public health officials are typically grounded in the scientific tradition, which involves carefully qualifying observations.

Terse yet informative, deftly rhythmed with its carefully inserted qualifying "all engineered" clause, that canny, involving "as we see".