Sentence examples for fairly carefully from inspiring English sources

Republicans have been behaving on most issues fairly carefully since then".

The F.D.A. asks companies to evaluate the new proteins in genetically engineered foods fairly carefully.

There are cases where facial recognition can be used, but they need to be fairly carefully boxed.

That ultimately might be an issue that the financial policy committee [FPC] might want to look at fairly carefully".

That means that voters are weighing each new piece of information about Mr. Perry — each potential transgression against conservatism — fairly carefully.

"We haven't yet dropped the target, but we're looking at it fairly carefully," Hugh Robertson, Britain's minister for sport and the Olympics, said in a telephone interview.

The report, "when fairly and carefully read, lends no support to such an innuendo," Mr. Kendall wrote.

The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday that there were "sharp internal disagreement over matters related to the Clintons, and how to handle those matters fairly and carefully in the middle of a national election campaign".

"As it would in any case such as this, the Tisch School will look into the matter fairly, thoroughly, and carefully," Mr. Beckman wrote in an email.

"The prosecution theory is of a fairly complicated and carefully planned military-style operation involving many people embroiled in a web of deceit," he said.

There's hardly anything to make fun of anymore — no Edsel grilles, no bug-eye lighting, no toad-like styling, just a fairly well integrated, carefully sculpted design for each.