Sentence examples for comments more carefully from inspiring English sources

House Speaker William O'Brien, a Republican, said that Mr. Harty had the right to say what he thought, but that he hoped he considered his comments more carefully.

Some politicians have responded to fact-checking journalism by vetting their prepared comments more carefully and giving their campaign ads extra scrutiny.

So, more carefully reviewing and giving comments on assessment can be extremely valuable.

While there was no evidence Mr Yeo had coached the business associate in question, he was told to 'consider more carefully the impact of his comments'.

We have responded to this comment by qualifying the discussion of this result more carefully.

For the leverage loans extended by banks, given Otting's comments, I doubt that the OCC will make examining leveraged loans more carefully a priority.

They tend to choose their words more carefully". For example, 40percentt of Marco Rubio's comments, 32percentt of Jeb Bush's claims, and 28percentt of Hillary Clinton's and Bernie Sanders' statements fall into these categories.

Both have rich, polished voices and were sufficiently expressive that Mr. Quasthoff's comments were essentially matters of fine-tuning and goading them to think more carefully about how particular passages might be most eloquently presented.

But the shape of Comment is Free changed quickly – posts were soon being edited and curated more carefully, to avoid too much thematic overlap – and these days, we average about 700 articles a month.

Former Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour (R) said Friday that Republicans need to consider more carefully what they're saying in order to avoid "stupid" and "offensive" comments that take a toll on the entire party.

Editors would have to select their reviewers more carefully for competence and fairness and reviewers may have to hold back somewhat on unfair comments and tactics that are intended to slow down publications of competitors.