Sentence examples for more carefully how from inspiring English sources

Gazprom is having to gauge ever more carefully how much it can charge its European customers without putting them off.

Results like these should encourage us as a society to consider more carefully how we preserve our wilderness spaces and our urban parks.

Staying overnight with friends somewhere new and exciting will nearly always be a highlight of any child's school career, but with parents counting the pennies more carefully, how are schools tackling the effects of the credit crunch on school trips?

We now explore more carefully how a paradox results from these assumptions.

When students tried to make ugly on purpose, they started to analyze more carefully how to make something technically right.

By analyzing more carefully how the microbes interacted in the lab, researchers found that the archaeans actually changed the behavior of B. thetaiotaomicron, so that the bacteria would covet the more plentiful polysaccharides in the diet known as fructans, the pair report online this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Now, real dysfunction may make them look more carefully at how other democracies avoid gridlock.

We'll also have to think more carefully about how we prepare professional teachers.

"Policy makers need to think much more carefully about how to incentivize corporates to spend," Mr. Bowers said.

When the Department of Health makes its pronouncements, it needs perhaps to think more carefully about how they might be interpreted.

"Schools need to think much more carefully about how they can find outlets, socially appropriate outlets, for aggression," Dr. Goodman said.