Sentence examples for exercised considerable care from inspiring English sources
The author exercised considerable care in his use of traditional material, for everything is made to serve in an overall theological perspective.
The councils exercised considerable autonomy domestically.
Barnes has exercised considerable aesthetic elasticity ever since.
As a constitutional monarch, her formal power was limited, but she nonetheless exercised considerable political influence.
He exercised considerable influence on the development of English watercolour drawing.
In the 18th century Bern governed 52 territories, and its patricians exercised considerable power.
During an extremely active life as an artist, Henri exercised considerable influence as a portrait painter.
Members of these religious societies exercised considerable economic, political, and social influence in the community.
Plutarch exercised considerable influence on later Platonism.
Thus not only do men at the household level influence women's maternal healthcare seeking-decisions, but also they wield and exercise considerable power in either permitting or restricting women's access to, and use of care services.
The GMC does not have the power to prevent doctors from going on strike, but it exercises considerable power as a regulator and its statement contains an implicit threat that doctors who withdraw care could be putting themselves at risk of being sanctioned, including possibly struck off, for unprofessional conduct.
