Sentence examples for dealing carefully with from inspiring English sources
Diplomacy no longer works with terrorism, but it can help to prevent it by dealing carefully with potentially hostile states.
The general public, he believed, would respond well to images of named scientists dealing carefully with animals.
Since toxicity is hard to be predicted under different environmental conditions and for especially sensitive organisms in remote regions, the precautionary principle asks for dealing carefully with vPvB substances [19].
Dealing carefully with the contact surfaces of the facet joints at various levels of the lumbar spine can potentially help us further ascertain physiological behaviour concerning the frictional effects of facet joints under separate loadings or the responses to the compressive loads in the discs.
But the major movie studios and television companies have dealt carefully with Apple, looking to distribute their digital products through multiple stores and in many forms, like Netflix and cable systems.
The main strength of this prospective study was to deal carefully with potential indication biases of whole-body CT.
This slight axis shift between the measurement axis and the line of sight has to be dealt carefully with and inappropriate shift results in incorrect ACD values due to an oblique measurement through the anterior chamber of the eye.
Studies of the FAMMM syndrome should deal carefully with its natural history, including the patient's lifelong susceptibility to multiply malignant melanomas, and the possibility that cancer of other anatomic sites may be integral components of this hereditary cancer syndrome.
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"We will deal very carefully with the situation," said the army commander, Gen. Surayud Chulanond.
