Sentence examples for finding carefully from inspiring English sources

After the hits and misses of the other courses, finding carefully timed seafood entrees was a pleasant surprise.

Nursing managers need to consider this finding carefully when allocating tasks, staff number and skill mix on a shift.

First you spend half an hour finding the carefully concealed telephone number.

Despite the sophistication of their products, video game publishers are just as susceptible as less technically inclined brands to finding their carefully organised media coverage turning on them.

Some researchers have even had dinosaurs stolen right out from under them, finding their carefully excavated quarries turned to a shambles, littered with cigarette butts, booze bottles and broken bones.

The junior DfT minister Tariq Ahmad said the department would "consider the NAO's findings carefully".

We have given our full support to the review being conducted by the ministry's improvement board and will consider their findings carefully when they are published".

Registry cleaner programs may round up active Registry entries along with the deadwood in the database, so examine the program's findings carefully and make sure you are eliminating data pertaining only to programs and devices you no longer use.

"When you look at the findings carefully, the quantities of toxic gas used, the complexity of the mixes, the nature and the trajectory of the (gas) carriers, it leaves absolutely no doubt as to the origin of the attack," Fabius told RTL radio Monday evening.

The government said it would consider the findings carefully.

1) Document your findings carefully.