Sentence examples for more carefully planned from inspiring English sources

Saturday's bombing, however, appeared to have been more carefully planned and executed.

Mr. Saleh thought "other more carefully planned attempts" would follow, the ambassador said.

In 1621 the company tried again and, although the second attempt was more carefully planned, it too failed.

In fact, the more urgent a project is, the more carefully planned the delegated authority must be.

Limited educational and rehabilitation resources for this cohort at early school age suggests that service needs may need to be more carefully planned for this high-risk population.

"But nothing is more carefully planned than the display of meat, which, since their appetite is stimulated by a periodic fast, is particularly coveted by the common people".

It takes significantly less effort to shoot off quick messages, for example, than it is to more carefully plan your work day, figuring out in advance what you need, from whom, and by when.

These options are helpful for more carefully planning protein engineering experiments or other designed modifications around central hub proteins.

Mrs. Shapiro, favoring a more gradual, carefully planned approach, lost her position as president.

Thus, when professors and GTAs are in lab classrooms, students in our study indicated that professors are more enthusiastic and have activities more clearly and carefully planned, while GTAs are more uncertain, hesitant, and act as if they do not know what to do.

At some firms, seasoned bankruptcy partners hold seminars and host brown bag lunches to introduce Chapter 11 proceedings to associates more accustomed to carefully planned mergers than to corporate fire sales.