Sentence examples for have thought carefully from inspiring English sources
Citing its 2012 food and health survey, the Institute of Food Technologists notes that almost 60% of consumers "have given a lot of thought to the foods and beverages they consume," 61% have thought carefully about their levels of physical activity and a full 90% of those polled had "at least given a little thought" to their food's ingredients.
"That does, as I say, leave us all in a very uncomfortable position, and we have thought carefully about fairness, and we keep on thinking about it.
A multitude of government departments, local councils and public agencies have thought carefully about what they could afford to lose a police car here, a library there, a nursery and have quietly got rid of them.
He agreed it had damaged the BBC's reputation and that, as Stilitz put it, following the fallout from the Jimmy Savile scandal in November 2012, the BBC would have thought carefully about shutting it as it "needed another high profile bad news story like a hole in the head".
SL: He's very good at it – Iannucci did it in previous series, and he does it by setting himself up with funny lines, but Chris seems to have thought carefully about how to undermine me; so, the way I play it is not to try and get the better of him, but simply act defeated.
But the truth – as Lord Acton, John Stuart Mill, John Locke, and practically all those in our tradition who have thought carefully about what matters most in the organisation of political relations in society, have argued – is that the highest duty of government is the protection of our liberties.
We had thought carefully about when to jump.
"I've thought carefully about whether I have been wrong here.
Marr defended himself, telling MediaGuardian.co.uk he had thought carefully before asking the question.
Kentucky says it has thought carefully and come up with a scheme that will help it to its achieve goals.
"The perfect place to buy a quality wig!" Smart had thought carefully about the book's tone.
