Sentence examples for could carefully from inspiring English sources

Celibacy, he said, was a question "that could carefully be restudied".

Mellow and pearly, it emits an unabashed beauty of the sort that you could carefully build a career around — as Mr. Botti has, with extravagant success.

A pathologist could carefully examine every one of those 500 prostates and compare the kinds of cancers found at surgery to those initially diagnosed at biopsy.

If harm reduces after decriminalisation, despite the doom-mongering of cynics, we could carefully move towards the third step of a strictly regulated and taxed market for those substances with low risk that the public most desire.

Ben Mizell, the former medical director of the Infant Unit at Primary Children's Medical Center, in Salt Lake City, told me that he often resorted to painful procedures — such as the placement of a catheter into the bloodstream — so that he could carefully monitor the level of a drug in an infant's blood.

This process was made even easier by the sample ballot mailed to me by Bill Cowles, Orange County's election supervisor, two weeks ago, so I could carefully make my choices on this sample ballot, which I carried with me into the voting booth.

He could have carefully reached for a dictionary, or carefully paid attention in his middle-school English class when his teacher was trying to explain what words meant.

In the past, messages could be carefully controlled and cultivated.

The machinery of scenery and props became more elaborate, and could be carefully concealed when not in use.

Subsequently bureaucrats, their pensions happily financed by such taxes, could prepare carefully graded rationing schemes.Making fast food addictive could help the defendants as well.

Airports could look carefully at their operating procedures and hire and train enough staff to make any new systems as painless as possible.