Sentence examples for carefully real from inspiring English sources

But in the metropolitan New York area, the company has had to pick its sites slowly and carefully, real estate analysts say.

And although Bangladesh has all its eggs, and GDP, in the ready-made-garment industry basket, we need to assess carefully real worker opportunities.

The Boeing report, if read carefully, "raises real uncertainties and poses rather threatening issues" about whether the impact was on tile or on reinforced carbon carbon, he said.

He's the master of the in medias res ending, halting at the heart of the plot, and often uses carefully researched real events to drive his fables forward, allowing action to define character instead of opting for psychological epiphanies.

In the new movie "Everest," which is about an expedition on that mountain in 1996, the most poignant of the five deaths portrayed onscreen is one that hews carefully to real events.

But I can't see how the stock market can produce a higher return than well-bought, carefully leveraged real estate.

Clearly, I seem to be confronted or acquainted with something that I can introspectively examine carefully in real time and report on its various qualities.

At the very minimum, we can pre-train very deep convolutional neural networks on near-photorealistic imagery and fine tune it on carefully selected real imagery.

We were so lucky to be able to go and carefully touch real couture garments at the Victoria and Albert.

It is therefore important to monitor the Kirishima group carefully using real-time precise observations.

With a service like ground transportation, you can't be global from day one because you have to carefully calibrate real-time supply and demand in every city.