Sentence examples for it has carefully from inspiring English sources

With a shrug, the Fed hopes, since it has carefully communicated its intentions.

Only to the extent that Sight and Sound is the oldest serious film magazine in English, and because it has carefully nursed its poll to cover a wide range of voters.

It has carefully fenced its Chinese and international versions, though.

It is possible for the interaction of CMB light with dust in our galaxy to produce a similar effect, but the BICEP2 group says it has carefully checked its data over the past three years to rule out such a possibility.

The company says that none of its software for customers in the American government is developed in China and that it has carefully informed those customers about its test and maintenance organization in China.

And it has carefully walked the tightrope of catering to as large an audience as it possibly can, without shipping dirt-cheap products and falling back into the category of commodity hardware.

In its response on Thursday, MetroPCS argued that it had carefully considered alternatives to the T-Mobile deal and reiterated that shareholders would be better off agreeing to the merger than risking the company faltering as an independent concern.

It had carefully tended lawns and gardens.

In a statement, the force said it had "carefully" reviewed allegations against peers including Lord Taylor of Blackburn and Lord Truscott.

The board didn't give a reason for the denial, but said it had carefully considered her request for reconsideration.

The BBC Trust committee said it had carefully considered the Traveller Movement's complaint and noted that the word pikey did have the potential to be deeply offensive.