Sentence examples for carefully seen from inspiring English sources

To that end, he keeps both orchestral and choral textures thoroughly transparent, with accents and balancing carefully seen to.

Other countries, notably India, must calibrate their government finances even more carefully (see article).

Shareholders have certainly been given a big incentive to monitor risk-taking and compensation structures more carefully (see chart 8).

It was in English, or a version of English, and you could, if you looked carefully, see references to Northumberland and dragons in the sky.

One is reminded of a line in Comfort's poem "Notes for My Son," in which he says, "Remember when you hear them beginning to say Freedom / Look carefully — see who it is".

To do this, stand each ear of corn upright on its wide end, then use a serrated knife to carefully saw down the length of the cob, rotating and repeating until all of the kernels are removed.

So choose your financial planner carefully (see Due diligence).

Your average bank isn't playing this game, and you must choose your lender carefully (see box, p. 422).

To overcome it, we have to further estimate the mountain-pass value and local minimum carefully; see (4.3) below for example.

James Tredwell made 26, but leg-spinner Adil Rashid (2-40) broughthehe innings to a close and after carefully seeing off the new ball, Yorkshire's batsmen raised the tempo to wrap up the match.

To more carefully see the tissue specificity of the different methods, Table 1b reports AUCLMH_TV evaluated on the subset of events that exhibit large tissue variability.