Sentence examples similar to examining something carefully from inspiring English sources

When you need to carefully examine something, it means tap on it more than once.

He leaned over to examine something.

Students are then given documents to examine carefully, something Reisman and Wineburg say is rare in today's history classrooms.

"It is something we will examine very carefully before we actually take it on.

Costs are certainly something to examine carefully when selecting an on-line broker.

This bias on the part of programs and subsequently of this study, toward systems that assure proper procedures over systems that prevent improper procedures, is something that should be examined more carefully in future studies of clinical social franchise quality.

I wait for him, examining the stones carefully.

Bringing MySQL under the same roof as the Oracle Database product would give a single company control of a majority of the market, something competition commissioner Neelie Kroes said she intended to "examine very carefully".

2. Investigation The doctors examined him carefully.

She examined it carefully, then replaced it.

We need to examine this carefully.