Sentence examples for delivered carefully from inspiring English sources

So teachers delivered carefully scripted lessons lasting just eight minutes three times in succession.

The two sworn enemies joined forces in an unlikely alliance after Miliband delivered carefully calibrated remarks to make clear that the SNP would have no role in a UK government led by him.

If the anycast requests can be routed and delivered carefully, it is enough to find more free lightpath (or wavelengths) to other traffic (unicast or multicast).

Candidate Obama delivered carefully calibrated rhetorical toss away lines about ending the war, single payer health care, nailing Bush lawbreaking officials, cracking down on the Wall Street greed merchants, and jump-starting a new war on poverty.

There is evidence that the majority of students do welcome feedback and support, but that it must be delivered carefully and is labour-intensive for the Faculty [ 26].

Moreover it has been widely argued that if interventions are not delivered carefully, they are likely to increase inequalities as those who are most in need, might not benefit from the intervention.

Bob Howden, the president, and Dr George Gilbert, a board member, showed little clue as to the nature of the process they were managing, the activities of their employees or the facilities; Shane Sutton was ever boastful – "I authorised the trip" – and Sir David Brailsford delivered carefully-rehearsed phrases.

Nonetheless, western countries should deliver carefully selected equipment, supplies and training to the Ukrainian military, and not least to their frontier forces.

In an article in New Scientist, Paul Davies, a cosmologist at Arizona State University, wrote, "So might ET have inserted a message into the genomes of terrestrial organism, perhaps by delivering carefully crafted viruses in tiny pace probes to infect host cell with message-laden DNA?" I should say right now that I am not talking about theology or the near theology known as intelligent design.

While Daley prattled cheerfully into a thicket of microphones, exuding undimmed optimism and exercising his precocious talent for delivering carefully coached soundbites, the 26-year-old Aldridge stood beside his partner in the silent mode he has been required to adopt for most of the past few months.

Sometimes in his act he seemed to be speaking his thoughts out loud rather than delivering carefully prepared lines, and it was then he appeared to be balancing on the edge of some personal abyss into which he might plunge at any moment, taking audiences with him.