Sentence examples for mean carefully from inspiring English sources

He didn't say so, but for many legislatures that would mean carefully assessing these punishments for the first time.

And in Britain it means carefully preparing our ground for the next election.

This means carefully budgeting R176 a month to cover the family, including her mother.

That means carefully assessing the next report due from Hans Blix, the chief inspector, at the end of the month and making public any American intelligence information that refutes Iraq's claim that it has no menacing weapons.

This means carefully assessing the terms in sponsorship or partnership agreements before signing them.

Fighting anemia and exhaustion meant carefully managing my energy.

A drought, to me, means carefully drip-watering my garden and trees while letting my grass go dry.

This means carefully documenting the case that the asset prices in question are out of line with the fundamentals in the market, as Yellen did in her written statement to Congress.

Evidence, to academics and scientific researchers, means carefully gathered data that is analyzed and interpreted through a rigorous process with established norms.

Creation science and intelligent design presented themselves as scientific, so dealing with the attempt to inject them in public schools meant carefully defining science and explaining it well to the public (Kitzmiller v. Dover, 2005).

Combining the literature search for "qualitative studies" and "CAM" meant "carefully calibrating and recalibrating search strategies to ensure that data collection efforts yield more than narrowly redundant data" [ 21].