Sentence examples for has moved carefully from inspiring English sources

The mall is the township's largest taxpayer, Mayor Rumana said, so he has moved carefully.

In recent days, Ms. Merkel has moved carefully away from hard-liners who argue that troubled euro zone countries must largely solve their own problems.

Brought into the firm when it was reeling from scandals involving the mis-selling of derivatives to corporate customers, Mr Newman has moved carefully.

While an analogy to Aesop's cliche fable of the tortoise and the hare is probably unfair, Gowalla has moved  carefully and deliberately relative to its rivals, focusing on sharp design and holding back product launches until they're fully baked.

Mexico, he pointed out, had moved carefully not to eliminate hospital beds and evict patients onto the streets.

The board of directors is international, and Geely has moved very carefully, leaving most of the brand's management in place.

MySpace is an easy bat to swing at Facebook, but the company has clearly learned from that fiasco and has moved very carefully and precisely to manage both the user experience and the optics that go along with it.

Only a reader who looks carefully realizes he has moved from a nonprofit site to the site of a corporate drug maker.

Insisting that every item must be an argument between presenter and guests, or a couple of carefully matched antagonists, has moved Today down to a specific niche in the market.

Now in her mid-30s, her mother long dead, Marina has moved from South Florida to San Diego and carefully begun to build her reputation as a psychic of discretion and good instincts.

Vice President Mike Pence has moved to distance himself, issuing a carefully worded statement saying the meeting took place before he joined the ticket.