Sentence examples for deliberate may from inspiring English sources

The incident such as Sam's the other day, which was accidental rather than deliberate, may have warranted 10 minutes in the sin bin and then it's done and dusted.

And, she warns, what companies "think is deliberate may be different from what a prosecutor thinks is deliberate".

A person who is offered proper incentives and plenty of time to deliberate may make a wiser decision than she would under less favorable conditions; it may be by accident that she finds herself in the favorable conditions and hence makes the wiser decision (but see Pritchard 2005, 254 261).

Understanding the cardinal tenets of Epicureanism and keeping them in memory will help us deliberate, but deliberation may still be inhibited by our desires, which must therefore be well understood by us, together with their causes.

Conscious and deliberate processes may have a top-down influence on automatic processes; the two processes may interact with each other; they may interfere with each other in some cases; there may be cases in which processing switches from one to the other; and so on.

Since this protocol served as a template for the fidelity assessment, deliberate deviations may have consequentially been interpreted as nonadherence (i.e. such activities may have been characterized as 'not implemented as intended').

Meaning-oriented learning and deliberate practice may be expected to promote student teachers' continuous professional development.

As the authors point out, deliberate cuckolding may not always be the cause of paternal discrepancy.

Deliberate practice may have less influence in building expertise than previously thought, according to an analysis by researchers at Princeton University, Michigan State University and Rice University.

If the problem continues, or if the tenant refuses to attend meetings with the board, then more deliberate action may have to be taken.

This South African makes music that is still, calm, deliberate; it may be the ultimate expression of the drawing-room or parlor aesthetic in jazz.