Sentence examples for investigating carefully from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Mankahlana says South Africa cannot afford to accept the West's conventional wisdom about AIDS without investigating carefully since Western scientists have yet to discover a cure for the disease.

Investors choosing among preferred issues will need to investigate carefully which issues qualify.

The disclosures about White's continued involvement with Enron are of grave concern and should be investigated carefully by Congress".

In other words, it was investigated carefully, and there was a very positive response on the part of the Army".

Father Murtagh said bishops were usually investigated carefully, but in the case of Bishop O'Connell, "some things fell through the cracks".

Nevertheless, when a strange theory makes a strange prediction and that prediction proves correct, it behoves science to investigate carefully.

All media organisations make occasional mistakes; but when complaints come they should be investigated carefully and if wrongs have been done they must be admitted to.

Yet he added that in the few cases in which accusations of sexual abuse by priests were based on recovered memories, especially those recovered in psychotherapy, the authorities needed to investigate carefully.

We need to investigate carefully if such businesses are really adding to UK wealth or merely using our good name, secure employment laws, banking system etc and then leeching money from our financial base.

If one says a premium is missing, investigate carefully.

Potential critical side effects have to be investigated carefully.