Sentence examples for makes carefully from inspiring English sources

This is thanks in large part to the vice grip of Clear Channel Radio, which buys up radio stations and makes carefully researched decisions about what Americans are free to listen to.

They are Bilal, who "deftly combines streams of jazz, hip-hop, funk, and soul"; Azekel, an exciting British singer; Kelela, who makes carefully articulated music that, as Sasha Frere-Jones put it, "projects an intimacy that's distant from the stadium"; and James Fauntleroy, who has written hits for Rihanna and Justin Timberlake and more avant-garde songs for himself.

The 35 year old Edinburgh-born director is currently co-artistic director at the Greyscale Theatre Company, a theatrical collective which he co-founded and which makes carefully structured, powerfully live, original and interactive and anarchic theatre for a modern audience bored of being bored.

They are also told: "We ask you to consider whatever recommendation the QuitCoach makes carefully and to follow the advice, unless you have good reasons not to".

But the shift had to be made carefully.

Cuts, if not made carefully, could cost lives.

But in September, she began making carefully chosen television appearances.

The star rating is a judgment call I make carefully.

These decisions are best made carefully and after direct consultation with a vascular neurosurgeon.

duo called the Latin Rascals made carefully edited mega-mixes for radio play.

The ocularists also make carefully painted shells that can cover damaged eyeballs.