Sentence examples for more carefully using from inspiring English sources

To help reduce emissions by 10% ▶ Monitor electricity bills more carefully using an energy meter.

Some points to cover might include: managing finances more carefully, using technology to streamline business processes, and the benefits of taking up a hobby or allocating work to specific hours.

Today, FAIR treads even more carefully, using phrases like "common sense immigration reform".

Even if you measure productivity more carefully, using value added in the United States per U.S. employee, that measure goes up too.

It is part of regular religious practice to think about what we should be DOING more of: praying, serving the poor, visiting the sick, giving more offerings, voting more carefully, using resources more wisely.

Chemoreceptor genes, including gustatory receptors (Grs), odorant receptors (Ors), and ionotropic receptors (Irs), were investigated more carefully using analyses of functional sequence domains.

But even I can see that the airlines probably have the right idea – force us all to edit our possessions and we choose things more carefully, use them more creatively, view them more affectionately.

Reason leads to the conclusion that the common good is served if everyone has disposition of his own property because there is more incentive to work, goods are more carefully used, and peace is better preserved when all are satisfied with what they have.

Mr. Mattingly said he was spreading fertilizer more carefully and using fewer pesticides than he did a few years ago because of the variable-rate applicators.

This kind of brief cognitive testing is regarded as a screening process only, and any abnormalities are more carefully assessed using formal neuropsychological testing.

Instead of letting key words dominate practice, Dr. Wen and Dr. Kosowsky argue, doctors should listen more carefully and use a little more common sense.