Sentence examples for far more scrupulous from inspiring English sources

Google, which collects less information about its users, is far more scrupulous about the uses to which it is put.

On their own, the dealers say, they have become far more scrupulous about asking the tough questions of provenance.

Referring to Mr. Bush and Mr. Blair, The Wall Street Journal's editorial page on Thursday said, "It now appears that both leaders have been far more scrupulous in discussing this and related issues than much of the media in either of their countries, which would embarrass the journalistic profession, if that were possible".

But though women then needed determination and had to be far more scrupulous than men about never missing even half a day's work, never getting ill, never showing bad temper or resentment, in fact behaving impeccably, I believe that their lot was in some ways easier than the lot of women now.

Inasmuch as the scrupulous thinker in the good case will know far more than the scrupulous thinker in the bad case, the former will have far more evidence for his beliefs than the latter.

He's also quick to send working phones with limited potential for reuse straight to Umicore rather than sell them for far more money to less scrupulous buyers in the secondhand market.

While many deconstructors have far more hands-on experience, he is gathering scrupulous data about the process and organizing it all into research papers and spreadsheets that he describes as "five miles long".

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The more scrupulous American justice system is something the French here grow to appreciate, he said.

Mr Bower is not as relentlessly unpleasant as Kitty Kelley, and is a more scrupulous journalist.

With the momentum on our side, we feminists can be both optimistic and more scrupulous.