Sentence examples for carefully recognizes from inspiring English sources

The agreement nonetheless carefully "recognizes the unique status of postdocs," Wallace notes.

"It is reasonable to assume that those women who have assessed the situation carefully recognize that they're going to have more problems than men," says Phoebe Leboy, the president-elect of the Association of Women in Science AWISScience AWIS

They were expected to promote morality in society, to punish the wicked, and carefully recognize in their sentences which party in a court case was truly at fault.

When reading Tinbergen's paper carefully, one recognizes that the "three major problems of biology" (mechanism, phylogeny, adaptive value) were already carved out by Julian Huxley [ 21] to whom Tinbergen gives full credit for his insights [1, p. 411].

The final legislation was "written carefully to recognize the supremacy of federal law," he told me.

We evaluate the scientific merit and innovation of each proposal carefully, often recognizing prudent risks.

Investors have to watch fund managers carefully to recognize when they might be straying from their stated strategy.

"People have to pass laws very carefully and recognize there is a broad but flexible standard of reasonable expectation of privacy," he said.

Find good things, prepare them carefully and recognize that sometimes repetition trumps innovation.

Among the oral antidiabetic agents, metformin and acarbose are classified as category B (no evidence of risk in humans) and all others as category C. Potential risks and benefits of oral antidiabetic agents in the preconception period must be carefully weighed, recognizing that data are insufficient to establish the safety of these agents in pregnancy.

Listen carefully to recognize the error.